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- Title
Manifold Feature Fusion with Dynamical Feature Selection for Cross-Subject Emotion Recognition.
- Authors
Hua, Yue; Zhong, Xiaolong; Zhang, Bingxue; Yin, Zhong; Zhang, Jianhua
- Abstract
Affective computing systems can decode cortical activities to facilitate emotional human–computer interaction. However, personalities exist in neurophysiological responses among different users of the brain–computer interface leads to a difficulty for designing a generic emotion recognizer that is adaptable to a novel individual. It thus brings an obstacle to achieve cross-subject emotion recognition (ER). To tackle this issue, in this study we propose a novel feature selection method, manifold feature fusion and dynamical feature selection (MF-DFS), under transfer learning principle to determine generalizable features that are stably sensitive to emotional variations. The MF-DFS framework takes the advantages of local geometrical information feature selection, domain adaptation based manifold learning, and dynamical feature selection to enhance the accuracy of the ER system. Based on three public databases, DEAP, MAHNOB-HCI and SEED, the performance of the MF-DFS is validated according to the leave-one-subject-out paradigm under two types of electroencephalography features. By defining three emotional classes of each affective dimension, the accuracy of the MF-DFS-based ER classifier is achieved at 0.50–0.48 (DEAP) and 0.46–0.50 (MAHNOBHCI) for arousal and valence emotional dimensions, respectively. For the SEED database, it achieves 0.40 for the valence dimension. The corresponding accuracy is significantly superior to several classical feature selection methods on multiple machine learning models.
- Subjects
FEATURE selection; EMOTION recognition; AFFECTIVE computing; HUMAN-computer interaction; MACHINE learning
- Publication
Brain Sciences (2076-3425), 2021, Vol 11, Issue 11, p1392
- ISSN
2076-3425
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.3390/brainsci11111392