This invention discloses an objective fatigue
state recognition method based on EEG classifier-assisted
annotation, belonging to the field of human-computer interaction and
biosignal processing technology. The method includes: simultaneously acquiring EEG, EMG, and eye-tracking video signals from the subject; weighting the EEG channels and extracting
frequency domain features using a non-smooth, non-negative matrix factorization
algorithm to construct a MobileNetV2 EEG classifier; extracting eye-tracking features using an improved Unet
algorithm incorporating an attention mechanism and elliptic fitting error loss; automatically annotating the eye-
tracking data using the EEG classifier and setting a threshold for fuzzy sample exclusion; and fusing the outputs of the EEG classifier and the eye-tracking sub-classifier at the
decision level using D-S evidence theory to construct a comprehensive fatigue recognition model and form a closed-
loop optimization paradigm. This invention solves the
bottleneck problem of high-quality
annotation of cross-
modal fatigue data, significantly improving the objectivity and accuracy of fatigue recognition, and can be widely applied in safety-critical fields such as
aviation,
rail transportation, and long-distance driving.