Abstract
Human emotions are intricate psychological phenomena that reflect an individual's current physiological and psychological state.Emotions have a pronounced influence on human behavior,cognition,communication,and decision-making.However,current emotion recognition methods often suffer from suboptimal performance and limited scalability in practical applications.To solve this problem,a novel electroencephalogram(EEG)emotion recognition network named VG-DOCoT is proposed,which is based on depthwise over-parameterized convolutional(DO-Conv),transformer,and variational automatic encoder-generative adversarial network(VAE-GAN)structures.Specifically,the differential entropy(DE)can be extracted from EEG signals to create mappings into the temporal,spatial,and frequency information in preprocessing.To enhance the training data,VAE-GAN is employed for data augmentation.A novel convolution module DO-Conv is used to replace the traditional convolution layer to improve the network.A transformer structure is introduced into the network framework to reveal the global dependencies from EEG signals.Using the proposed model,a binary classification on the DEAP dataset is carried out,which achieves an accuracy of 92.52％for arousal and 92.27％for valence.Next,a ternary classification is conducted on SEED,which classifies neutral,positive,and negative emotions;an impressive average prediction accuracy of 93.77％is obtained.The proposed method significantly improves the accuracy for EEG-based emotion recognition.
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