Soroor Behbahani - Islamic Azad University, Garmsar Branch Garmsar, Iran
Ali Motie Nasrabadi - Shahe University Tehran, Iran

The analysis of EEG signals plays an important role in a wide range of applications, such as sleep studies, seizure detection and hypnosis processing. Changes in different EEG frequencies have already been reported in association with hypnosis; however, it is difficult to compare different studies with each other because of methodological differences as well as different criteria when selecting subjects for experiments. EEG during hypnosis would differ from the normal nonhypnotic EEG. In this paper we accomplish to analyze the nature of hypnosis and three different tasks with three groups of hypnotizable subjects by means of Fuzzy Similarity Index method.

Fuzzy Similarity Index, Hypnosis, task, Higuchi, Entropy, Energy, Frequency Band