dgl/examples/pytorch/eeg-gcnn

• DGL Implementation of EEG-GCNN Paper
• • All References
  • Dependencies
  • Dataset
  • How to Run
  • Performance
  • • Contact
    • Citation

DGL Implementation of EEG-GCNN Paper

This example is a simplified version that presents how to utilize the original EEG-GCNN model proposed in the paper EEG-GCNN, implemented with DGL library. The example removes cross validation and optimal decision boundary that are used in the original code. The performance stats are slightly different from what is present in the paper. The original code is here.

All References

• ML4H Poster can be helpful for understanding data preprocessing, model, and performance of the project.
• The recording of presentation by the author Neeraj Wagh can be found on slideslive.
• The slides used during the presentation can be found here.
• Raw Data can be found with these two links: MPI LEMON (no registration needed), TUH EEG Abnormal Corpus (needs registration)

Dependencies

• Python 3.8.1
• PyTorch 1.7.0
• DGL 0.6.1
• numpy 1.20.2
• Sklearn 0.24.2
• pandas 1.2.4

Dataset

• Final Models, Pre-computed Features, Training Metadata can be downloaded through FigShare.
• In EEGGraphDataset.py, we specify the channels and electrodes and use precomputed spectral coherence values to compute the edge weights. To use this example in your own advantage, please specify your channels and electrodes in __init__ function of EEGGraphDataset.py.
• To generate spectral coherence values, please refer to spectral_connectivity function in mne library. An example usage may take the following form:

     # ....loop over all windows in dataset....

        # window data is 10-second preprocessed multi-channel timeseries (shape: n_channels x n_timepoints) containing all channels in ch_names
        window_data = np.expand_dims(window_data, axis=0)

        # ch_names are listed in EEGGraphDataset.py
        for ch_idx, ch in enumerate(ch_names):
            # number of channels is is len(ch_names), which is 8 in our case.
            spec_coh_values, _, _, _, _ = mne.connectivity.spectral_connectivity(data=window_data, method='coh', indices=([ch_idx]*8, range(8)), sfreq=SAMPLING_FREQ,
                                              fmin=1.0, fmax=40.0, faverage=True, verbose=False)

How to Run

• First, download figshare_upload/master_metadata_index.csv, figshare_upload/psd_features_data_X, figshare_upload/labels_y, figshare_upload/psd_shallow_eeg-gcnn/spec_coh_values.npy, and figshare_upload/psd_shallow_eeg-gcnn/standard_1010.tsv.txt. Put them in the repo.
  
• You may download these files by running:

wget https://ndownloader.figshare.com/files/25518170

• You will need to unzip the downloaded file.
• Then run:

python main.py

• The default model used is shallow_EEGGraphConvNet.py. To use deep_EEGGraphConvNet.py, run:

python main.py --model deep

• After the code executes, you will be able to see similar stats in performance section printed. The code will save the trained model from every epoch.

Performance

DGL	AUC	Bal. Accuracy
Shallow EEG-GCNN	0.832	0.750
Deep EEG-GCNN	0.830	0.736

Shallow_EEGGraphConvNet	AUC	Bal.Accuracy

Deep_EEGGraphConvNet	AUC	Bal.Accuracy

Contact

• Email to John(wei33@illinois.edu)
• You may also contact the authors:
  • Neeraj: nwagh2@illinois.edu / Website / Twitter / Google Scholar
  • Yoga: varatha2@illinois.edu / Website / Google Scholar

Citation

Wagh, N. & Varatharajah, Y.. (2020). EEG-GCNN: Augmenting Electroencephalogram-based Neurological Disease Diagnosis using a Domain-guided Graph Convolutional Neural Network. Proceedings of the Machine Learning for Health NeurIPS Workshop, in PMLR 136:367-378 Available from http://proceedings.mlr.press/v136/wagh20a.html.