EEG topographical maps analysis for 2D and 3D video game play

Despite the growth of 3D applications, the effects of 3D technology on humans are relatively unknown and are still inconclusive. As we aimed to investigate the general effect of 3D game, we analyzed the dynamical changes in human brain using the EEG power absolute and coherence measures from brain t...

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Main Authors: Khairuddin, R.N.H.R., Malik, A.S., Kamel, N.
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Institution: Universiti Teknologi Petronas
Record Id / ISBN-0: utp-eprints.32093 /
Published: IEEE Computer Society 2014
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spelling utp-eprints.320932022-03-29T04:34:27Z EEG topographical maps analysis for 2D and 3D video game play Khairuddin, R.N.H.R. Malik, A.S. Kamel, N. Despite the growth of 3D applications, the effects of 3D technology on humans are relatively unknown and are still inconclusive. As we aimed to investigate the general effect of 3D game, we analyzed the dynamical changes in human brain using the EEG power absolute and coherence measures from brain topomaps. Our findings showed an increase in theta and alpha bands at the frontal and occipital regions for 3D game play, while in 2D, higher beta and gamma activity was observed especially in temporal lobes. We also found similar results for 3D Active versus 3D Passive where 3D Passive theta and alpha power was relatively higher. Based on these results, we could deduce that 3D game play required more data processing which involved working memory as well as attention. Even with differences in activation, the overall user preference was equally divided for 3D Active and 3D Passive. © 2014 IEEE. IEEE Computer Society 2014 Conference or Workshop Item NonPeerReviewed https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-84906351334&doi=10.1109%2fICIAS.2014.6869517&partnerID=40&md5=27e48dae6a4ddfaf5bf7d9c932bc76b2 Khairuddin, R.N.H.R. and Malik, A.S. and Kamel, N. (2014) EEG topographical maps analysis for 2D and 3D video game play. In: UNSPECIFIED. http://eprints.utp.edu.my/32093/
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description Despite the growth of 3D applications, the effects of 3D technology on humans are relatively unknown and are still inconclusive. As we aimed to investigate the general effect of 3D game, we analyzed the dynamical changes in human brain using the EEG power absolute and coherence measures from brain topomaps. Our findings showed an increase in theta and alpha bands at the frontal and occipital regions for 3D game play, while in 2D, higher beta and gamma activity was observed especially in temporal lobes. We also found similar results for 3D Active versus 3D Passive where 3D Passive theta and alpha power was relatively higher. Based on these results, we could deduce that 3D game play required more data processing which involved working memory as well as attention. Even with differences in activation, the overall user preference was equally divided for 3D Active and 3D Passive. © 2014 IEEE.
format Conference or Workshop Item
author Khairuddin, R.N.H.R.
Malik, A.S.
Kamel, N.
spellingShingle Khairuddin, R.N.H.R.
Malik, A.S.
Kamel, N.
EEG topographical maps analysis for 2D and 3D video game play
author_sort Khairuddin, R.N.H.R.
title EEG topographical maps analysis for 2D and 3D video game play
title_short EEG topographical maps analysis for 2D and 3D video game play
title_full EEG topographical maps analysis for 2D and 3D video game play
title_fullStr EEG topographical maps analysis for 2D and 3D video game play
title_full_unstemmed EEG topographical maps analysis for 2D and 3D video game play
title_sort eeg topographical maps analysis for 2d and 3d video game play
publisher IEEE Computer Society
publishDate 2014
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