TR2026-172
Pushing Past Saturation: An EEG Spike-Detection System for NeuroMM-2026 Track-1
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- , "Pushing Past Saturation: An EEG Spike-Detection System for NeuroMM-2026 Track-1", ACM International Conference on Multimedia NeuroMM Challenge, November 2026.BibTeX TR2026-172 PDF
- @inproceedings{Chiang2026nov,
- author = {Chiang, Ming-Chun and Peng, Kuan-Chuan and Yu, Bo-Yun and Hsieh, Jun-Wei},
- title = {{Pushing Past Saturation: An EEG Spike-Detection System for NeuroMM-2026 Track-1}},
- booktitle = {ACM International Conference on Multimedia NeuroMM Challenge},
- year = 2026,
- month = nov,
- url = {https://www.merl.com/publications/TR2026-172}
- }
- , "Pushing Past Saturation: An EEG Spike-Detection System for NeuroMM-2026 Track-1", ACM International Conference on Multimedia NeuroMM Challenge, November 2026.
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We report the rank-1 system for NeuroMM-2026 Track-1, binary EEG spike detection scored by AUPRC. The system combines domain-aware preprocessing, five time–frequency representations, ImageNet-pretrained vision backbones adapted from prior competition solutions, and a regularized Nelder–Mead ensemble, reaching an inductive score of 0.9711. A conventional pseudo-labelling warm-up improves this to 0.9778, after which our candidate-specialist self-training procedure adds high-confidence released candidates at full weight and reaches 0.9846. Because this final regime is transductive and in-sample by design, we evaluate it with a held-out-fold replay, which suggests partial transfer while not excluding candidate-specific memorization. The main lesson is that, on this saturated EEG benchmark, broad model diversity is insufficient; the decisive lever is many confident pseudo-labelled candidates, full commitment, and candidate-excluded real-label validation. Code: https://github.com/GG3BBE0/PushingPastSaturation-NeuroMM-2026-Track1.
