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In deep learning-based epileptic seizure detection, different input formats of EEG signals lead to different detection performances.
Does a deep learning method with hybrid time-frequency EEG input improve epileptic seizure detection performance in few-shot scenarios?
Does a deep learning method with hybrid time-frequency EEG input improve epileptic seizure detection performance in few-shot scenarios?
A deep learning approach using hybrid time-frequency EEG inputs improves epileptic seizure detection in few-shot scenarios.
Hypothesis-generating for hybrid DL-EEG seizure detection; requires prospective validation before clinical adoption.
The precise detection of epileptic seizure helps to prevent the serious consequences of seizures. As the electroencephalogram (EEG) reflects the brain activity of patients effectively, it has been widely used in epileptic seizure detection in the past decades. Recently, deep learning-based detection methods which automatically learn features from the EEG signals have attracted much attention. However, with deep learning-based detection methods, different input formats of EEG signals will lead to different detection performances. In this paper, we propose a deep learning-based epileptic seizure detection method with hybrid input formats of EEG signals, i.e., original EEG, Fourier transform of EEG, short-time Fourier transform of EEG, and wavelet transform of EEG. Convolutional neural networks (CNNs) are designed for extracting latent features from these inputs. A feature fusion mechanism is applied to integrate the learned features to generate a more stable syncretic feature for seizure detection. The experimental results show that our proposed hybrid method is effective to improve the seizure detection performance in few-shot scenarios.
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