P300 Classifier
Posted: 22 Jul 2011, 17:07
Hi all,
I have been attempting to use the P300 Classifier GUI application to generate feature weights for the linear classifier for my application, but I have been observing some strange behavior.
First, when I attempt to have the classifier generate weights for all 14 channels in my data (I am using an Emotiv Epoc headset) I occasionally receive an error message that "the signal must have more rows than columns, because the classifier only works for overdetermined matrices." Can anyone explain the this error? The program will usually generate weights if I exclude one or two channels, and I don't always receive the error.
Second, and more problematically, the weight matrices output by the program do not make sense to me, in terms of my understanding of the classifier. The matrices generally only contain values for channels 1 or 2, which should not be the most important channels for a P300 experiment (channels 1 and 2 map to positions AF3 and F7, respectively).
It is my understanding that if the classifier matrix contains no values for a given channel, the classifier excludes that channel... Am I correct in this?
Any advice for getting better performance from the Classifier program would be helpful... Is it possible that the issue is with the way I am recording training data?
Thanks,
Doug Davies
I have been attempting to use the P300 Classifier GUI application to generate feature weights for the linear classifier for my application, but I have been observing some strange behavior.
First, when I attempt to have the classifier generate weights for all 14 channels in my data (I am using an Emotiv Epoc headset) I occasionally receive an error message that "the signal must have more rows than columns, because the classifier only works for overdetermined matrices." Can anyone explain the this error? The program will usually generate weights if I exclude one or two channels, and I don't always receive the error.
Second, and more problematically, the weight matrices output by the program do not make sense to me, in terms of my understanding of the classifier. The matrices generally only contain values for channels 1 or 2, which should not be the most important channels for a P300 experiment (channels 1 and 2 map to positions AF3 and F7, respectively).
It is my understanding that if the classifier matrix contains no values for a given channel, the classifier excludes that channel... Am I correct in this?
Any advice for getting better performance from the Classifier program would be helpful... Is it possible that the issue is with the way I am recording training data?
Thanks,
Doug Davies