Brain electrical emotion identification method for extracting features based on empirical wavelet transformation
An empirical wavelet and feature extraction technology, applied in character and pattern recognition, sensors, electrical digital data processing, etc., can solve the problem of low classification accuracy and accuracy, and can not handle the nonlinearity and non-stationarity of emotional EEG signals well problems, etc.
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[0038] The EEG emotion recognition method for feature extraction based on empirical wavelet transform of the present invention, such as figure 1 As shown, follow the steps below:
[0039] a. Feature extraction channel selection based on coherence analysis
[0040] a.1 According to formula Calculate EEG signals and peripheral physiological signals at frequencies The coherence on the formula, where , with Represent the EEG signal sequence X The power spectral density of the peripheral physiological signal sequence Y The power spectral density of , and X with Y The cross power spectral density of ;
[0041] a.2 Select the three EEG channels with the highest coherence analysis value as feature extraction channels;
[0042] b. EEG emotion signal feature extraction based on empirical wavelet transform
[0043] For each EEG emotion data of the selected channel f ( t ) is subjected to empirical wavelet transform and decomposed into N +1 sum of eigenmode functions ...
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