Research Article

A Novel Transfer Enhanced -Expansion Move Learning Model for EEG Signals

Table 5

Comparison results of both synthetic and Bonn EEG datasets (the number in parentheses is the standard deviation).

Datasets (source data, target data, attributes, and classes)AlgorithmsPerformance indices

Synthetic dataset (240, 60, 2, 3)EEM0.8316 (0.0258)0.7150 (0.1131)
Multiclass SVM0.8513 (0.0214)0.8523 (0.0812)
TSK-FS0.8712 (0.0145)0.8816 (0.0914)
TSC0.88230.03130.92360.0158
TrEEM0.8957 (0.0264)0.9856 (0.0000)

Bonn EEG dataset (400, 100, 6, 5) (use KPCA to extract feature)EEM0.7754 (0.2146)0.9800 (0.0000)
Multiclass SVM0.7827 (0.1834)0.9643 (0.0023)
TSK-FS0.6819 (0.1579)0.9623 (0.0000)
TSC0.72170.12410.9636 (0.0002)
TrEEM0.8323 (0.1652)0.9600 (0.0012)

Bonn EEG dataset (400, 100, 6, 5) (use wavelet to extract feature)EEM0.7925 (0.0091)0.7530 (0.0514)
Multiclass SVM0.7815 (0.0165)0.9034 (0.0135)
TSK-FS0.7303 (0.0251)0.9800 (0.0000)
TSC0.75010.12520.9600 (0.0021)
TrEEM0.8071 (0.0078)0.9800 (0.0000)