The invention provides a spatial-temporal
feature fusion-based dynamic graph
convolution electroencephalogram depression detection method, which comprises the following steps of: firstly, segmenting a sample into fragments with the length of 1 second, and calculating power
spectral density (PSD) as an input feature by adopting a Welch method; the
time sequence and spatial characteristics of the EEG signals are synchronously extracted through a double-
branch architecture, wherein one
branch captures the long-term
time sequence dependence of the EEG signals by using a GRU; and the other
branch adopts an improved TSCN (separable
convolution is introduced), multi-scale spatial features from fine to rough are extracted through causal
convolution and expansion convolution of residual layered stacking, after double-branch features are adaptively fused based on an attention mechanism, a dynamic graph structure is constructed, functional connection evolution of brain intervals is modeled by using a graph convolution network, and a dynamic graph structure is constructed. The topological structure of the network is optimized through a back propagation process, and finally depression identification is realized through a Softmax classifier. According to the method, the
time sequence modeling capability of the GRU and the multi-scale
spatial analysis capability of the TSCN are fused, the representation limitation of a
single model is broken through, the dynamic change of a
brain function network is adaptively captured through dynamic graph convolution, the physiological
interpretability is enhanced, deep complementary fusion of EEG spatial and temporal characteristics is realized, the depression recognition accuracy is remarkably improved, and the method is suitable for popularization and application. And an efficient tool is provided for auxiliary diagnosis of mental diseases.