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EEG Dataset for Emotion Analysis

Authors: Catalina Aguirre-Grisales; Maria José Arbeláez-Arias; Andrés Felipe Valencia-Rincón; Héctor Fabio Torres Cardona; José Luis Rodríguez-Sotelo;

EEG Dataset for Emotion Analysis

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This work presents an EEG signal database derived from the induction of three emotional states using auditory stimuli. To this end, an experiment was designed in which 30 selected affective sounds from the IADS database were presented to 36 volunteers, from whom EEG signals were acquired. Stimuli were randomly configured in the Psychopy platform and synchronized via the LSL library with the OpenVibe signal acquisition platform. The 16-channel NautilusG brain computer interface was used for signal acquisition. As part of the database validation, a recognition system for the three emotional states was developed. This system utilized machine-learning-based parameterization and classification techniques, achieving detection percentages of 88.57%.

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