Ensemble learning of attention-based BiLSTM networks for ADHD detection from EEG signals code
1College of Computer and Information Technology, Cangzhou Jiaotong College, Cangzhou, China.
Abstract:
Early ADHD detection is vital for children's mental health. Traditional methods are subjective and inconsistent. This paper presents an ensemble learning approach using a Parallel Attention-Based BiLSTM (PABiLSTM) model on EEG data. Spectrograms, fractal dimensions, and recurrence plots processed via ResNet-50 enhance feature extraction and classification accuracy. Exhaustive experiments on two datasets results in the accuracy drops of 98.91% and 99.10% on respective datasets. Although deep learning applied to EEG data enhances the diagnostic accuracy, it also gives a more objective way to determine ADHD, and hence is a very promising way to develop better intervention strategies and treatment pathways.
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