The EmoRec EEG workshop will be held at the 12th International Conference on Affective Computing & Intelligent Interaction in Glasgow, UK.
It aims to foster comparability, generalizability and ultimately progress in the field of EEG-based emotion recognition.
The workshop will take place on the 15th of September 2024.

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To stay up-to-date, please sign up to our mailing list by sending a request to emorec_eeg_workshop@inria.fr.
We will distribute any news and future developments regarding the workshop (e.g., clarification of the challenge rules if there are any uncertainties) via the mailing list.

News

2024/07/09: The baselines against which participants should test their models are now reported on the Challenge page.

2024/05/06: The rules regarding hyper-parameter tuing were specified and can be viewed on the Challenge page.

2024/04/15: The full-paper format has been changed and is now allowed to contain unlimited references.

2024/03/28: We decided to exclude the AMIGOS and the DEAP datasets from the challenge because it was to difficult for potential participants to get access.

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Keynotes & Program Committee

PC members: Dr. Shaun Canavan, University of South Florida, USA, scanavan@usf.edu Prof. Yuan-Pin Lin,National Sun Yat-Sen University, Taiwan, yplin0115@gmail.com Prof. Mohammad Soleymani, University of Southern California, USA, soleymani@ict.usc.edu Dr. Guangyi Zhang, Harvard University, USA, gzhang14@mgh.harvard.edu Guanhua Zhang, University of Stuttgart, Germany, Guanhua.Zhang@vis.uni-stuttgart.de Dr. Guozhen Zhao, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China, zhaogz@psych.ac.cn Prof. Wei-Long Zheng,Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China, weilonglive@gmail.com Prof. Wenming Zheng, Southeast University, China, wenming_zheng@seu.edu.cn Keynote speakers Dr. Guillaume Chanel, University of Geneva and HEPIA, Switzerland, Guillaume.
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Call for Papers

First Workshop on Generalizability of Emotion Recognition from EEG Signals at ACII’24 The first workshop on Generalizability of Emotion Recognition from EEG Signals (EmoRec EEG) at ACII’24 is designed to improve the comparability and generalizability of EEG emotion recognition approaches. We invite submissions on emotion recognition from EEG signals in two tracks: Challenge Track: In this track, we invite submissions addressing at least one of two well-defined EEG emotion recognition tasks.
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Challenge

Challenge rules and instructions The aim of the challenge is to foster generalizability of EEG-based emotion-recognition approaches. To this end, the challenge uses the four most common datasets in the field of EEG-based emotion recognition (see table below). The framework supports dataset uploading in one line of code, but you need to have downloaded the datasets first. All of these sets are freely available from the respective authors. We are in contact with the authors of all datasets.
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