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Zhongli Bai

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Scientific Reports|December 29, 2025
Sea surface suspended concentrations prediction based on pre-trained transformerTao Su, Leilei Wang, Yu Song, et al.
Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)|July 8, 2023
Image-Evoked Emotion Recognition for Hearing-Impaired Subjects with EEG SignalsMu Zhu, Haonan Jin, Zhongli Bai, et al.
Computers in Biology and Medicine|December 5, 2022
Emotion recognition with residual network driven by spatial-frequency characteristics of EEG recorded from hearing-impaired adults in response to video clipsZhongli Bai, Junjie Liu, Fazheng Hou, et al.
IEEE Journal of Biomedical and Health Informatics|August 4, 2023
SECT: A Method of Shifted EEG Channel Transformer for Emotion RecognitionZhongli Bai, Fazheng Hou, Kaixuan Sun, et al.
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Scientific Reports|December 29, 2025
Sea surface suspended concentrations prediction based on pre-trained transformerTao Su, Leilei Wang, Yu Song, et al.
Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)|July 8, 2023
Image-Evoked Emotion Recognition for Hearing-Impaired Subjects with EEG SignalsMu Zhu, Haonan Jin, Zhongli Bai, et al.
Computers in Biology and Medicine|December 5, 2022
Emotion recognition with residual network driven by spatial-frequency characteristics of EEG recorded from hearing-impaired adults in response to video clipsZhongli Bai, Junjie Liu, Fazheng Hou, et al.
IEEE Journal of Biomedical and Health Informatics|August 4, 2023
SECT: A Method of Shifted EEG Channel Transformer for Emotion RecognitionZhongli Bai, Fazheng Hou, Kaixuan Sun, et al.
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