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    • Signal Processing
    • Wireless Sensor Networks

    Background:

    • Wireless Body Area Networks (WBANs) are evolving, necessitating advanced neuromonitoring solutions.
    • High-density electroencephalography (EEG) recordings require efficient data handling and processing.
    • Centralized data processing in sensor networks can be power-intensive and inefficient.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To present a conceptual study of Wireless EEG Sensor Networks (WESNs) focusing on distributed signal processing.
    • To explore the power efficiency advantages of distributed algorithms in WESNs compared to centralized approaches.
    • To illustrate the application of distributed signal processing with a case study on eye blink artifact removal.

    Main Methods:

    • Conceptualization of WESNs as modular neuromonitoring platforms with integrated signal processing and wireless communication.
    • Overview of distributed signal processing algorithms applicable to WESNs.
    • Comparative analysis of power efficiency between distributed and centralized signal processing for EEG data.

    Main Results:

    • Distributed signal processing in WESNs significantly enhances power efficiency by minimizing data centralization.
    • Modular WESN design facilitates high-density EEG recordings with improved resource management.
    • A case study demonstrates the effectiveness of distributed algorithms for artifact removal (e.g., eye blinks).

    Conclusions:

    • WESNs, leveraging distributed signal processing, represent a power-efficient paradigm for advanced neuromonitoring.
    • The modular architecture and distributed algorithms are key to overcoming the limitations of centralized EEG data processing.
    • Further exploration of distributed signal processing is crucial for optimizing WESN performance and applicability.