arXiv Machine Learning By Wan Jiang, Jingqi Cheng, Hui Zhang, Xu Zhao, Xiaojing Chen, Shengeng Tang, Jingjing Wu, Richang Hong

Normative Deviation Modeling for EEG-based Depression Detection

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The paper proposes using healthy normative references to improve EEG-based detection of major depressive disorder. Two diagnostic methods are introduced: Scalar-level Normative Deviation-guided Diagnosis (S‑NDD) and Feature-level Normative Deviation-guided Diagnosis (F‑NDD), both leveraging deviations from healthy EEG patterns and integrating them with deep representations. Experiments on two public datasets show that these approaches perform well in both subject-independent within-source and cross-source evaluations.

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