<p>Frequency detection accuracy (%) in two-class classification (10 Hz vs. 12 Hz).</p
Comparisons of average classifier precision with existing FS methods [29, 37, 39, 48].</p
<p>The x-axis represents the noise level (including the no noise condition) for a pair of random dot...
<p>Comparison of the average precision rates, recall rates and F1 values for the different classific...
<p>Average detection accuracy across all stimuli for every subject when taking the first and second ...
<p>Overall classification accuracy in quiet and at +10 dB SNR with different of features.</p
<p>Average detection accuracy across all subjects under different situations.</p
<p>Comparison of accuracy rate of different features extracted with classification algorithms.</p
<p><i>Note:</i> **Accuracy with feature selection is significant higher than that without feature se...
<p>Classification accuracy (%) for all subjects using different feature extraction methods.</p
<p>Average detection accuracy across all stimuli for every subject when only taking the first harmon...
<p>The frequencies below 0.05 and around 0.20 Hz contain most discriminative information.</p
<p>(A) Accuracy (proportion of correct responses) of every tACS frequency (Sham, 6 Hz, 10 Hz and 25 ...
Comparison of class-level accuracy with object detection methods (STD = standard deviation).</p
<p>(A) Population average of frequency-representation accuracy as a function of test frequency in si...
<p>Classification accuracy for the four implemented continuous sound event detection methods in diff...
Comparisons of average classifier precision with existing FS methods [29, 37, 39, 48].</p
<p>The x-axis represents the noise level (including the no noise condition) for a pair of random dot...
<p>Comparison of the average precision rates, recall rates and F1 values for the different classific...
<p>Average detection accuracy across all stimuli for every subject when taking the first and second ...
<p>Overall classification accuracy in quiet and at +10 dB SNR with different of features.</p
<p>Average detection accuracy across all subjects under different situations.</p
<p>Comparison of accuracy rate of different features extracted with classification algorithms.</p
<p><i>Note:</i> **Accuracy with feature selection is significant higher than that without feature se...
<p>Classification accuracy (%) for all subjects using different feature extraction methods.</p
<p>Average detection accuracy across all stimuli for every subject when only taking the first harmon...
<p>The frequencies below 0.05 and around 0.20 Hz contain most discriminative information.</p
<p>(A) Accuracy (proportion of correct responses) of every tACS frequency (Sham, 6 Hz, 10 Hz and 25 ...
Comparison of class-level accuracy with object detection methods (STD = standard deviation).</p
<p>(A) Population average of frequency-representation accuracy as a function of test frequency in si...
<p>Classification accuracy for the four implemented continuous sound event detection methods in diff...
Comparisons of average classifier precision with existing FS methods [29, 37, 39, 48].</p
<p>The x-axis represents the noise level (including the no noise condition) for a pair of random dot...
<p>Comparison of the average precision rates, recall rates and F1 values for the different classific...
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