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- ***Dreamer*** is a multimodal dataset that includes electroencephalogram (EEG) and electrocardiogram (ECG) signals recorded during affect elicitation using audio-visual stimuli [1], captured with a 14-channel Emotiv EPOC headset. It consists of data recording from 23 participants, along with their self-assessments of affective states (valence, arousal, and dominance) after each stimulus. For our classification task, we focus on the arousal and valence labels, referred to as ***DreamerA*** and ***DreamerV*** respectively.
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  The dataset is publicly available [2], and we utilize the Torcheeg toolkit for preprocessing, including signal cropping and low-pass and high-pass filtering [3]. Note that only EEG data is analyzed in this study, with ECG signals excluded. Labels for arousal and valence are binarized, assigning values below 3 to class 1 and values of 3 or higher to class 2, and has been split into cross-validation folds based on participant.
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+ ***Dreamer*** is a multimodal dataset that includes electroencephalogram (EEG) and electrocardiogram (ECG) signals recorded during affect elicitation using audio-visual stimuli [1], captured with a 14-channel Emotiv EPOC headset at a sampling rate of 128 Hz. It consists of data recording from 23 participants, along with their self-assessments of affective states (valence, arousal, and dominance) after each stimulus. For our classification task, we focus on the arousal and valence labels, referred to as ***DreamerA*** and ***DreamerV*** respectively. The processed datasets both consist of 170,246 multivariate time series each of length 256 (i.e., representing 2 seconds of data per time series at a sampling rate of 128 Hz).
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  The dataset is publicly available [2], and we utilize the Torcheeg toolkit for preprocessing, including signal cropping and low-pass and high-pass filtering [3]. Note that only EEG data is analyzed in this study, with ECG signals excluded. Labels for arousal and valence are binarized, assigning values below 3 to class 1 and values of 3 or higher to class 2, and has been split into cross-validation folds based on participant.
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