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Context-aware tokenization for Cross-subject Emotion Decoding from EEG
In cross-subject EEG emotion decoding, neighboring windows can inform the representation of a target window, but they contain both background variation and sustained task signals. This creates a challenge for contextual representation learning because subtracting shared activity can also remove usef
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