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48 results for EEG signal classification

Bayesian topological learning improves EEG signal analysis for brain state classification.

problem Challenges in classifying and analyzing noisy, nonlinear, nonstationary EEG signals.
method Persistent homology with Bayesian framework to track topological features and incorporate prior knowledge.
result Bayesian topological learning outperforms existing methods for noisy EEG classification.

End-to-end neural network extracts graph structure from EEG signals for improved emotional video classification.

problem Challenges in achieving accurate EEG classification for emotional video analysis.
method Proposes an end-to-end neural network model that learns an appropriate multi-layer graph structure from raw EEG signals.
result Improves performance in emotional video classification compared to manually defined connectivity structures.

Paper proposes a k-NN classifier for detecting spike-and-wave seizures in EEG.

problem Early detection of epileptic seizures in EEG signals.
method Uses t-location-scale distribution and k-nearest neighbors classifier.
result Demonstrates improved classification accuracy, sensitivity, and specificity on real data.

Efficient system classifies EEG signals for cognitive tasks using nuclear features.

problem Classification of raw EEG signals for cognitive tasks is challenging.
method Singular value decomposition for computing dominant variances of EEG signals, using them as nuclear features, and a simple classifier.
result Nuclear features from frontal brain region achieved 100% prediction accuracy.

Feature extraction for automatic classification of EEG signals typically relies on time frequency representations of the signal. Techniques such as cepstral-based filter banks or wavelets are popular analysis techniques in many signal processing applications including EEG classification. In this paper, we present a com…

2018-01-03abs ↗pdf ↗

Novel method detects spike-and-wave patterns in EEG signals.

problem Manual classification of spike-and-wave discharges in EEG signals is time-consuming and error-prone.
method The method divides EEG signals into time segments, applies Morlet 1-D decomposition, extracts scale, variance, and median from wavelet coefficients, and uses a k-NN classifier.
result The proposed method achieved 100% accuracy in detecting spike-and-wave patterns.

Paper proposes a method to classify EEG signals with missing data.

problem Handling missing data in electroencephalogram (EEG) signals for classification.
method Uses an expectation-maximization algorithm with observed-data likelihood to compute covariance matrices, compares to imputed data and Riemannian averages.
result The proposed method generally performs better than existing methods on real EEG data.

Study uses LCRN to detect driver distraction from EEG signals.

problem Improving road safety by detecting driver distraction.
method Used a Long-term Recurrent Convolutional Network (LCRN) for EEG-based driver distraction detection.
result LCRN model outperformed state-of-the-art TSC models in detecting driver distraction.

Paper shows continuous speech recognition with EEG features, no speech input.

problem Continuous speech recognition with limited vocabulary and noisy/no speech input.
method Connectionist temporal classification (CTC) model, EEG features, new deep learning architecture.
result Continuous speech recognition achieved on limited vocabulary with noisy/no speech input.

Emotion classification improved using brain signals from tactile enhanced multimedia.

problem Classifying viewer emotions in tactile enhanced multimedia.
method Frequency domain features from EEG data analyzed using SVM.
result Increased accuracy (76.19%) compared to time domain features (63.41%).

This paper compares traditional and new CSP methods for EEG classification in BCIs.

problem Improving signal-to-noise ratio in EEG signals for better BCI performance.
method Spatial filtering using traditional and new CSP methods with regularization.
result The traditional CSP method generally gives better results in binary classification.

Paper proposes a statistical model for detecting mu-suppression in EEG signals.

problem Detecting mu-suppression in motor imagery EEG signals.
method Proposes a statistical model based on the generalized extreme value distribution (GEV) and a linear classifier.
result Preliminary results show good classification accuracy in detecting mu-suppression and distinguishing EEG events.

A wearable EEG headband detects primary colors from brain activity for color perception.

problem Detecting primary colors from brain activity for color perception.
method Spectral power features, statistical features, and correlation features from continuous Morlet wavelet transform; dimensionality reduction techniques like Forward Feature Selection and Stacked Autoencoders; Random Forest Classifier.
result Best overall accuracy of 80.6% for intra-subject classification.

GA optimizes EEG feature selection for BCI systems, improving classification accuracy.

problem Finding optimal EEG features for accurate classification in BCI systems.
method Genetic Algorithm (GA) for feature selection and classifier optimization.
result Katz fractal feature with LDA yields highest fitness value.

SeizureNet classifies EEG seizures with high accuracy.

problem Challenges in classifying epileptic seizures due to signal quality and patient variability.
method Deep learning framework using multi-spectral feature embeddings and knowledge distillation.
result SeizureNet achieves high F1 scores for seizure and patient-wise classification.

UniPhyNet improves cognitive load classification accuracy using EEG, ECG, and EDA signals.

problem Classifying cognitive load using multimodal physiological data.
method Unified network architecture integrating multiscale parallel convolutional blocks, ResNet-type blocks, and channel block attention module. Uses bidirectional gated recurrent unit for temporal dependencies.
result Improves raw signal classification accuracy from 70% to 80% (binary) and 62% to 74% (ternary) on CL-Drive dataset.

New approach classifies EEG signals for SAD detection with improved accuracy.

problem Detecting SAD using EEG for classification with limited study.
method Exploits EEG sensor spatial configuration with different interpolation methods.
result Model 2 significantly outperforms model 1, providing 66--7%7\% higher accuracy.

A new method improves EEG classification across subjects efficiently.

problem Challenges in adapting and retaining knowledge for EEG classifiers across different subjects.
method Meta UPdate Strategy (MUPS-EEG) for continuous EEG classification.
result Outperforms current state-of-the-art methods in adapting to new subjects and retaining knowledge of learned subjects.

In this paper, a genetic algorithm-based frequency-domain feature search (GAFDS) method is proposed for the electroencephalogram (EEG) analysis of epilepsy. In this method, frequency-domain features are first searched and then combined with nonlinear features. Subsequently, these features are selected and optimized to …

2017-01-22abs ↗pdf ↗

DOSED detects sleep micro-architecture events in EEG signals.

problem Manual annotation of sleep micro-architecture events is time-consuming and prone to variability.
method DOSED is a deep learning architecture that jointly predicts event locations, durations, and types in EEG time series.
result DOSED outperforms current state-of-the-art detection methods on 4 datasets and 3 types of events (spindles, K-complexes, arousals).

Proposes a deep multi-scale neural network for EEG signal representation learning.

problem Capturing multi-frequency properties in EEG signals for better brain-computer interface.
method A novel deep multi-scale neural network that discovers feature representations in multiple frequency/time ranges and extracts spatial relationships.
result Improved performance in various active/passive BCI datasets compared to state-of-the-art methods.

Model improves emotion recognition using multiple physiological signals.

problem Single physiological signal is insufficient for accurate emotion recognition.
method Fused multiple modal physiological signals (EEG, EMG, EOG) for emotion classification.
result Best classification accuracy of 94.42% on arousal and 94.02% on valence in two-class tasks.

EEG is the most common signal source for noninvasive BCI applications. For such applications, the EEG signal needs to be decoded and translated into appropriate actions. A recently emerging EEG decoding approach is deep learning with Convolutional or Recurrent Neural Networks (CNNs, RNNs) with many different architectu…

2018-06-18abs ↗pdf ↗

Emotion recognition system using EEG signals achieves high accuracy.

problem Developing an accurate emotion recognition system using EEG signals.
method EEG signals were decomposed into frequency bands using DWT, features were extracted, PCA was applied, and SVM, KNN, and ANN were used for classification.
result Cross-validated SVM with RBF kernel achieved 91.3% accuracy for arousal and 91.1% for valence in the beta frequency band.

A new framework converts EEG signals between subjects and tasks.

problem Noise and variability in EEG data hinder generalizable signal extraction.
method Contrastive Split-Latent Permutation Autoencoder (CSLP-AE) framework.
result The CSLP-AE framework enables zero-shot conversion between unseen subjects.

Deep learning model improves EEG seizure classification accuracy.

problem Manual EEG analysis by neurologists is labor-intensive and prone to errors.
method Integrates IndRNN with dense structure and attention mechanism for temporal and spatial feature extraction.
result Average sensitivity, specificity, and precision of 88.80%, 88.60%, and 88.69% on noisy CHB-MIT data set.