(April 2014_Sept 2013)
In this study, we propose a system that transforms EEG signals into audio sequences, based on sparse time-frequency maps of EEG.
Audio representations of EEG should fulfill three conditions:
(1) they should contain as much information as possible about the EEG;
(2) they should be meaningful from a neurophysiological perspective;
(3) they should be easy to interpret, and suitable for multi-channel EEG data.
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