LI Wenping, XU Guanghua, ZHANG Kai, et al. An Efficient Shallow Convolutional Decoding Network for Motor Imagery Electroencephalography Signals[J]. 2023, 57(10): 11-19.
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LI Wenping, XU Guanghua, ZHANG Kai, et al. An Efficient Shallow Convolutional Decoding Network for Motor Imagery Electroencephalography Signals[J]. 2023, 57(10): 11-19.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb202310002.
An Efficient Shallow Convolutional Decoding Network for Motor Imagery Electroencephalography Signals
To address the problems of poor temporal-spatial-frequency coupling feature learning and lengthy model training and inference of deep learning-based electroencephalography signal decoding networks(EEGNet)in existing motor imagery-based brain-computer interfaces(MI-BCIs)
an efficient shallow convolutional decoding network called Faster-EEGNet was proposed. In this network
the first layer of two-dimensional serial convolution was optimized to perform parallel convolution on all channels simultaneously. This enabled the completion of temporal filtering and spatial filtering of signals across all channels. Temporal convolutional features were captured from spatial pattern-extracted signals at the intermediate deep convolutional layers. Then
the depthwise separable convolution was used to capture the temporal-spatial coupling features of the signals for pattern recognition. Experimental validation was conducted using publicly available datasets. The results demonstrate that the Faster-EEGNet exhibits better performance than the EEGNet in motor imagery recognition accuracy and information transfer rate. This network also achieves good recognition results in small-sample training scenarios. Furthermore
the Faster-EEGNet reduces training time by 44.8% and model inference time by more than 43.6% compared to the EEGNet. These findings demonstrate that the proposed Faster-EEGNet can enhance the recognition accuracy
convenience
and rapid response performance of the motor imagery brain-computer interface system.
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