STNet
- class selfeeg.models.zoo.STNet(nb_classes: int, Samples: int, grid_size: int = 9, F: int = 256, kernlength: int = 5, dropRate: float = 0.5, bias: bool = True, dense_size: int = 1024, return_logits: bool = True, seed: int = None)[source]
Pytorch implementation of the STNet model.
Original paper can be found here [stnet] . Another implementation can be found here [stnetgit] .
The expected input is a 4D tensor with size (Batch x Samples x Grid_width x Grid_width), i.e. the classical 2d matrix with rows as channels and columns as samples is rearranged in a 3d tensor where the first is the Sample dimension and the last 2 dimensions are the channel dim rearranged in a 2d grid. Check the original paper for a better understanding of the input.
- Parameters:
nb_classes (int) – The number of classes. If less than 2, a binary classification problem is considered. (output dimensions will be [batch, 1] in this case)
Samples (int) – The sample length. It will be used to calculate the embedding size
grid_size (int, optional) –
The grid size, i.e. the size of the EEG channel 2D grid.
Default = 9
F (int, optional) –
The number of output filters in the convolutional layer.
Default = 256
kernLength (int, optional) –
The length of the convolutional layer.
Default = 5
dropRate (float, optional) –
The dropout percentage in range [0,1].
Default = 0.5
bias (bool, optional) –
If True, adds a learnable bias to the convolutional layers.
Default = True
dense_size (int, optional) –
The output size of the first dense layer.
Default = 1024
return_logits (bool, optional) –
Whether to return the output as logit or probability. It is suggested to not use False as the pytorch crossentropy applies the softmax internally.
Default = True
seed (int, optional) –
A custom seed for model initialization. It must be a nonnegative number. If None is passed, no custom seed will be set
Default = None
References
Example
>>> import selfeeg.models >>> import torch >>> x = torch.randn(4,128,9,9) >>> mdl = models.STNet(4,128) >>> out = mdl(x) >>> print(out.shape) # shoud return torch.Size([4, 4]) >>> print(torch.isnan(out).sum()) # shoud return 0