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Adaptive KF-SVM Classification for Single Trial EEG in BCI
Abstract
Single trial electroencephalogram classification is indispensable in online brain–computer interfaces (BCIs) A classification method called adaptive Kernel Fisher Support Vector Machine (KF-SVM) is designed and applied to single trial EEG classification in BCIs. The adaptive KF-SVM algorithm combines adaptive idea, SVM and within-class scatter inspired from kernel fisher. Firstly, the within-class scatter matrix of a feature vector is calculated. And to construct a new kernel, this scatter is incorporated into the kernel function of SVM. Ultimately, the recognition result is calculated by the SVM whose kernel has been changed. The proposed algorithm simultaneously maximizes the discrimination between classes and also considers the within-class dissimilarities, which avoids some disadvantages of traditional SVM. In addition, the within-class scatter matrix of adaptive KF-SVM is updated trial by trail, which enhances the online adaptation of BCIs. Based on the EEG data recorded from seven subjects, the new approach achieved higher classification accuracies than the standard SVM, KF-SVM and adaptive linear classifier. The proposed scheme achieves the average performance improvement of 5.8%,5.2% and 3.7% respectively compared to other three schemes.
Keywords
Brain computer interface (BCI) Support vector machine (SVM) Adaptive classification Kernel fisher Within-class scatterReferences
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