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**Figure 1**: Schematic Diagram of the Data File Storage Structure.
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Due to file size limitations on the cloud storage platform, the dataset is split into two parts: EEG-ImageNet_1
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The EEG-ImageNet dataset contains a total of 87,850 EEG-image pairs from 16 participants.
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Each EEG data sample has a size of (n\_channels, $f_s \cdot T$), where n\_channels is the number of EEG electrodes, which is 62 in our dataset; $f_s$ is the sampling frequency of the device, which is 1000 Hz in our dataset; and T is the time window size, which in our dataset is the duration of the image stimulus presentation, i.e., 0.5 seconds.
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**Figure 1**: Schematic Diagram of the Data File Storage Structure.
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Due to file size limitations on the cloud storage platform, the dataset is split into two parts: EEG-ImageNet_1 and EEG-ImageNet_2. Each part contains data from 8 participants. Users can choose to use only one part based on their specific needs or device limitations.
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The EEG-ImageNet dataset contains a total of 87,850 EEG-image pairs from 16 participants.
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Each EEG data sample has a size of (n\_channels, $f_s \cdot T$), where n\_channels is the number of EEG electrodes, which is 62 in our dataset; $f_s$ is the sampling frequency of the device, which is 1000 Hz in our dataset; and T is the time window size, which in our dataset is the duration of the image stimulus presentation, i.e., 0.5 seconds.
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