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Predicting Cognitive Tasks from Single-Channel EEG through Task-Semantic Alignment
Studies of data scaling in electroencephalography (EEG) and related noninvasive recordings suggest that simple wearable devices could eventually reveal more about cognitive states. However, publicly available EEG data are difficult to combine. Different laboratories record different tasks, participa
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