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Identifying EEG signals with deep learning

Anshul Chandra, BITS Pilani
Posted 6 years ago

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POSTED BY: Anshul Chandra
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Thanks for sharing your exploration of artifact classification. I know other OpenBCI users would be interested in your post/tutorial if there was some extra info on how you setup your electrodes & collected the EEG data. Basically, the parts prior to Data Cleaning.

Great post!

POSTED BY: Joseph Artuso
POSTED BY: Anshul Chandra
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Posted 6 years ago

Hi Anshul, this is wonderful post! Nice to see a medical application of machine learning.

BTW. I think besides CNN and RNN, another architecture worth trying is TCNN (temporal convolution neural network), which is usually used when dealing with temporal series data with causal links.
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Hi Anshul! Did you have any chance tried TCNN? (That Updating Name was me on cloud glitch)

I don't have much cardiac knowledge, but EEG as a 1 dimensional (quasi-)periodic signal, maybe it fits in some traditional analysis methods (Fourier, wavelets, etc.), at least as a pre-neural-network feature preparation parts.
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