Gold Finger

Algorithm flow chart

In this project, to better predict finger flexion for individual subjects, we developed an algorithm called logistic-weighted random forest, which utilized the classification results from logistic regression as a weight, and then combines the nonlinear regression results from random forest to generate a final data glove prediction. LASSO was incorporated in the logistic regression to allow variable selection and regularization. The addition of random forest is necessary in that it can provide non-linear prediction results required by the problem, while avoid overfitting commonly occurred in polynomial regression. The entire algorithm includes data pre-processing, feature extraction, feature processing, model training, prediction, cross-validation, and post-processing. This pipeline achieved 52.8% and 46.7% correlation on the public leaderboard and private leaderboard, listed as Top 5 solution in the 2020 BE521 Brain-Computer Interface Final Competition.

Algorithm prediction visualization
Algorithm prediction visualization
Xinyue Wang
Xinyue Wang
Graduate Student of Bioengineering

My research interests include Causal Discovery, Causal Representation Learning and Machine Learning Application