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Checkpoint Selection and Evaluation in EEG Emotion Recognition
Checkpoint selection can improve an electroencephalography (EEG) emotion-recognition score without improving performance on other trials. We compared selection and scoring on disjoint trial pools along fixed training trajectories. A same-session SEED study comprised 300 trajectories from 15 particip
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