Different people have different biological properties like DNA ,finger prints, iris and so on.
We’re looking for a mechanism that can identify people according to their cerebral frequencies and nervous system.
Is it possible to recognize these differences?
And do you know about unique parameters of the brain frequencies?
Have you ever read something about it?
I am not a person in this field, but I guess this could be a very good criteria for the person identification together with other established parameters. There are several waves which individually or and in combination should be used as a candidate to evaluate and set up as a benchmark for your aim.
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/6123138
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/6748964
These above papers might be helpful for your research.
My area is speech signal processing, and I have minimal knowledge in cerebral waves. But interested in it.
@Aparna_Ramdoss
Thank you for your useful information...they were useful....
Dear Roshanak,
welcome,
Conceptually, any signal detected in a humans has common features with the others but also has its specific features characterizing every unique person. These different features can be used to identify the persons like other known biometric signals, voice, picture of the face , etc.
One major issue is how strong these features and far they are easy recognizable.
Also how simple the methods used to acquire and process the signals for the distinguishing features. I think there is now EEG signal acquisition and analysis methods available: See for example the link:Article Development of a portable DAQ-based Electroencephalogram System
Best wishes
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