Emotion Recognition using ML methods on the SEED dataset
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Emotion Recognition using ML methods on the SEED dataset
Convolutional Channel Modulator for Transformer and LSTM Networks in EEG-based Emotion Recognition
Official PyTorch implementation of RBTransformer from our paper "A Brain Wave Encodes a Thousand Tokens: Modeling Inter-Cortical Neural Interactions for Effective EEG-based Emotion Recognition".
Hierarchical Dynamic Local-Global-Graph Representation Learning
PCA(Principle Component Analysis) For Seed Dataset in Machine Learning
EEG-based emotion recognition with convolutional neural networks and hyperparameter optimization on the DEAP and SEED benchmarks.
GraphCNN + CNN Network for EEG Emotion Recognition
LDA(Linear Discriminant Analysis) for Seed Dataset
Kmeans and Hierarchical clustering for Seed-dataset in Machine Learning
Cascading global and sequential temporal representations with local context modeling for EEG-based emotion recognition
This repo is the result of a project assignment for a machine learning course at my university which was assisted by other group members. This project is to create a website that can cluster from the models that have been made. This model was created using the KMeans algorithm with 3 clusters that were trained with the seed dataset
This is a collection of synthetically generated datapoints for fine tuning meant for seeding larger synthetic datasets.
Detecting Concept Shifts under Different Levels of Self-awareness on Emotion Labeling
Engineering Practice and Scientific and Technological Innovation Homework IV
PyTorch implementation of Temporal-Spatial Graph-Integrated Framework for EEG-Based Emotion Recognition (SEED Dataset)
Official implementation of AWRP encoding for EEG-based emotion recognition, as proposed in our IEEE Access 2024 paper.
Interpretable EEG-based emotion recognition using EEGNet and Captum (Integrated Gradients), with brain topographic mapping via MNE-Python on the SEED dataset.
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