Preference Classification Method Using EEG Analysis Based on Gray Theory and Personality Analysis

This paper introduces a method to classify the preference patterns of sounds on the basis of an electroencephalogram (EEG) analysis and a personality analysis. We analyze the EEG of the left prefrontal cortex by single-point sensing. For EEG recording, a dry-type sensor and few electrodes were used. The proposed feature extraction method employs gray relational grade detection on the frequency bands of EEG and egogram. The gray relational grade is used for extracting the EEG feature. The egogram is extracted for quantifying the subject’s personality. The preference patterns generated when the subject is hearing a sound are classified using the nearest neighbor method. To show the effectiveness of the proposed method, we conduct experiments using real EEG data. These results show that the accuracy rate of the preference classification using the proposed method is better than that using the method that does not to consider the subject’s personality.

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