Semi-Supervised Sleep Stage Classi cation with iBand+
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2022-03-01
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The scale, depth, and implications of many people's poor sleep health have
considerable detrimental e ects on society. Unfortunately, sleep studies to help
patients or to gain insight into sleep health are heavily limited by the required
help of a clinician or researcher to handle the electroencephalography (EEG)
system and to interpret the results. iBand+ is a new EEG system that may
overcome this limitation as it can be used independently by the user. It requires
an integrated automatic sleep tracking system with the performance of manual
classi cation by a professional. This project aims to develop a better automatic
sleep stage classi er for iBand+ than the currently used random forest classi er,
by combining TinySleepNet with recent advancements in semi-supervised learning,
which separately have been shown to achieve state-of-the-art performance
on the Sleep-EDF dataset. New iBand+ data acquisition experiments are set
up to train and evaluate the investigated models. We show that TinySleepNet
outperforms the currently used classi er on Sleep-EDF and that both classi ers
achieve a similar performance on old iBand+ data compared to each other. We
argue why we expect TinySleepNet to outperform the currently used classi er
on the new iBand+ data once the acquisition is nished. Furthermore, semisupervised
learning showed signi cant improvements for TinySleepNet on both
Sleep-EDF and old iBand+ data. Hence, a big step has been taken towards
human-level automatic sleep stage classi cation with iBand+, which will contribute
to new insights into sleep health and make sleep analysis accessible to
the general public.
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Faculteit der Sociale Wetenschappen