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Comparing ANN, LDA, QDA, KNN and SVM algorithms in classifying relaxed and stressful mental state from two-channel prefrontal EEG data

Aditya et al., 2012

Document ID
12027621616729992840
Author
Aditya S
Tibarewala D
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Soft Computing

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This paper attempts to explore the feasibility of classifying relaxed and stressful mental states based on two-channel prefrontal EEG signal from 35 healthy human subjects. Specific objective of this paper is to explore the best choice of features and compare the performance …
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