@jonxuxu: We successfully predicted emotion from brain activity, achieving >2x performance to the previous state of the art. Allj…
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A new dataset and model predict emotions from EEG data with over twice the performance of previous state-of-the-art.
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We successfully predicted emotion from brain activity, achieving >2x performance to the previous state of the art.
Alljoined collected a dataset of 3,408 videos paired with EEG data across 24 participants, covering happy, sad, fear, anger, disgust, and neutral emotion. https://t.co/PGAHCSiYO3
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