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Generating Visual Stimuli from EEG Recordings using Transformer-encoder based EEG encoder and GAN

Rahul Mishra, Arnav Bhavsar

TL;DR

This study tackles a modern research challenge within the field of perceptual brain decoding, which revolves around synthesizing images from EEG signals using an adversarial deep learning framework, and employs a Transformer-encoder based EEG encoder to produce EEG encodings.

Abstract

In this study, we tackle a modern research challenge within the field of perceptual brain decoding, which revolves around synthesizing images from EEG signals using an adversarial deep learning framework. The specific objective is to recreate images belonging to various object categories by leveraging EEG recordings obtained while subjects view those images. To achieve this, we employ a Transformer-encoder based EEG encoder to produce EEG encodings, which serve as inputs to the generator component of the GAN network. Alongside the adversarial loss, we also incorporate perceptual loss to enhance the quality of the generated images.

Generating Visual Stimuli from EEG Recordings using Transformer-encoder based EEG encoder and GAN

TL;DR

This study tackles a modern research challenge within the field of perceptual brain decoding, which revolves around synthesizing images from EEG signals using an adversarial deep learning framework, and employs a Transformer-encoder based EEG encoder to produce EEG encodings.

Abstract

In this study, we tackle a modern research challenge within the field of perceptual brain decoding, which revolves around synthesizing images from EEG signals using an adversarial deep learning framework. The specific objective is to recreate images belonging to various object categories by leveraging EEG recordings obtained while subjects view those images. To achieve this, we employ a Transformer-encoder based EEG encoder to produce EEG encodings, which serve as inputs to the generator component of the GAN network. Alongside the adversarial loss, we also incorporate perceptual loss to enhance the quality of the generated images.
Paper Structure (13 sections, 4 equations, 5 figures, 2 tables)

This paper contains 13 sections, 4 equations, 5 figures, 2 tables.

Figures (5)

  • Figure 1: PBD Framework
  • Figure 2: Sample images of visual stimuli
  • Figure 3: Different brain locations for Emotiv EPOC device epoc_diag
  • Figure 4: Block diagram of the proposed methodology
  • Figure 5: C-former EEG classifier