[Mne_analysis] CSP for Multi-Classification

Brunner, Clemens (clemens.brunner@uni-graz.at) clemens.brunner at uni-graz.at
Sat Feb 23 17:20:08 EST 2019
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Hi!

Could you please be more specific? What have you tried for the multi-class case (how many classes?) and which method yielded better results? Which performance metric did you consider? Which data (cross-validation)? CSP is a spatial filter, and you can train filters e.g. in a 1-vs-rest scheme.

Clemens


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Hi everyone,
CSP (from mne.decoding import CSP) (Common Spatial Patterns) for Multi-Classification gives clearly worse accuracy than the binary classification. Would you suggest a better solution for the case of more than two classes? Maybe another kind of CSP? Another kind of Machine Learning methods? or even Deep Learning?
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