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3 October 2022 Evaluating deep neural network for automated sleep staging in real-life scenarios
Dingbang Cao, Congjia Hu, Jiaming Hu, Dailun Li, Wenkang Li
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Proceedings Volume 12290, International Conference on Computer Network Security and Software Engineering (CNSSE 2022); 122900I (2022) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2640943
Event: International Conference on Computer Network Security and Software Engineering (CNSSE 2022), 2022, Zhuhai, China
Abstract
Using artificial intelligence in automated sleep staging has become very popular. In this paper, we evaluate a deep learning model, Tiny Sleep Net, to illustrate the limitations of the deep learning model in the task of sleep staging predication. During the experiment, we changed the hyperparameter to achieve various study rates, changed the number of epochs and the balance of datasets. The results showed that the actual result of this model is quite acceptable, which is 82.3%. In contrast, the whole model is relatively fragile when some parameters are changed, witnessing an incredibly low accuracy when predicting. In addition, compared with the overall accuracy, the difference in the per-class accuracy can be drastic. Therefore, these results showed that the neural network is susceptible to the hyperparameter and the exact number of epochs generated. Therefore, in exact situations when the input dataset is not balanced or hyperparameters have minus changes, the final prediction accuracy will decrease dramatically.
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Dingbang Cao, Congjia Hu, Jiaming Hu, Dailun Li, and Wenkang Li "Evaluating deep neural network for automated sleep staging in real-life scenarios", Proc. SPIE 12290, International Conference on Computer Network Security and Software Engineering (CNSSE 2022), 122900I (3 October 2022); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2640943
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KEYWORDS
Electroencephalography

Data modeling

Neural networks

Performance modeling

Brain

Feature extraction

Transform theory

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