A rigorous leave-one-subject-out benchmark on public auditory EEG data shows five-vowel decoding accuracy of 25.5 percent (chance 20 percent) using differential entropy features and LightGBM, with vowel information present but weak and localized to early auditory transients.
An Attention-Based Deep Learning Approach for Sleep Stage Classification With Single-Channel EEG
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Unfolding Type-II Bayesian hyperparameter updates into a neural architecture with progressive correction mechanisms (biases to MLP to attention) improves reconstruction and convergence in brain source imaging while retaining algorithmic transparency.
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AttDiCNN reaches 98.56%, 99.66%, and 99.08% accuracy on EDFX, HMC, and NCH sleep datasets via force-directed visibility graph EEG representations and a three-module attentive dilated CNN architecture.
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