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EEG-Based Prediction of Music Enjoyment Using Deep Learning with Explainable Temporal Analysis
Understanding why listeners enjoy music is difficult because the experience is subjective and changes as a piece unfolds. Electroencephalography (EEG) offers a non-invasive way to study neural responses during listening, yet earlier work has mostly treated music emotion as a categorical label or rel
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