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Original authors have uploaded their code here https://github.com/vlawhern/arl-eegmodels |
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# EEGNet |
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PyTorch implementation of EEGNet: A Compact Convolutional Network for EEG-based Brain-Computer Interfaces |
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## Requirements |
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* Python 2 |
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* Dataset of your own choice, works well with BCI Competition 3 Dataset 2. |
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* Pytorch 0.2+ |
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* Jupyter notebook |
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## Usage |
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* GPU - |
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Just ```shift+enter``` everything. |
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* No GPU - |
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Remove all ```.cuda(0)``` before running. |
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## Notes |
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* <strike>I found ELU to work inferior, would not recommend. Linear units work better than ReLU as well.</strike> |
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* I found that ELU/Linear/ReLU are similar in performance. |
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## Results |
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* BCI Competition 3 Dataset 2 - Fmeasure (0.402) |
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## Credits |
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* Original paper - https://arxiv.org/abs/1611.08024 |
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* PyTorch documentation. |
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Hope this helped you. Raise an issue if you spot errors or contact sriram@ucsd.edu. |