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EEG-based emotion recognition using 4D convolutional recurrent neural network

Shen et al., 2020

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Shen F
Dai G
Lin G
Zhang J
Kong W
Zeng H
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Cognitive Neurodynamics

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In this paper, we present a novel method, called four-dimensional convolutional recurrent neural network, which integrating frequency, spatial and temporal information of multichannel EEG signals explicitly to improve EEG-based emotion recognition accuracy …
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