Special Issue "Machine Learning for Signal Analysis"

Dear Colleagues,

Machine learning, in combination with signal processing, provides powerful solutions to many real-world technical and scientific challenges. Increasingly, the boundaries between the two have been blurred, such that machine learning methods are used to solve problems that were once solved using traditional signal processing methods, and signal processing methods are often used to develop or enhance new machine learning methods. This Special Issue will present the most recent and exciting advances in machine learning for signal processing. Prospective authors are invited to submit papers on relevant algorithms and applications, including, but not limited to, the following:

• Neural networks and deep learning;
• Machine learning for big data;
• Speech and audio processing applications;
• Image and video processing applications;
• Biomedical applications and neural engineering;
• Bioinformatics applications;
• Signal processing and machine learning for sensor networks;
• Continuous learning for signal analysis;
• Graphical and kernel models;
• Source separation and independent component analysis;
• Signal detection and pattern recognition as well as classification;
• Active and reinforcement learning;
• Multimodal learning for signal analysis;
• Brain–computer interface.

Prof. Dr. Xiaohua Huang
Dr. William Hurst
Guest Editors

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• signal processing
• neural network
• signal analysis
• deep learning
• machine learning

Title: Humanoid Control based Brain Computer Interface – A Review
Authors: Sravanth Kumar R 1, Mithileysh Sathiyanarayanan 2, Mukesh Prasad 1
Affiliation: 1. School of Computer Science, FEIT, University of Technology Sydney, Sydney, Australia 2. MIT Square, London, UK
Abstract: BCI is an interface which is used to interact by utilizing the high-level brain signals and manage formerly controlling the external sources which is sometimes done without involvement of the nervous system. These brain signals are recorded using EEG (Electroencephalography signals) on which the BCI are dependent on. These signals follow the traditional transition algorithms for generating the tasks to perform. The accuracy of these algorithms has been improved using multi sensor data fusion. This paper reviews multitudinous applications which includes commanding, navigation, extorting the objects, etc. These applications use multiple sensor fusion and ML to authorize robot in performing a desired task.