An Approach for Upper Limb Movement Intention Recognition Using EEG and sEMG Fusion based on the MCPSA-CIIM

The upper limb motion intention recognition method based on electroencephalography (EEG) and surface electromyography (sEMG) fusion has achieved significant results in fields such as prosthetic control. However, most existing fusion methods use manual means to select features, which cannot capture temporal and spatial features at different scales, and ignore the correlation features between the two types of signals. To address these issues, this article proposes a fusion recognition method for upper limb motion intention EEG and sEMG based on Multi-scale Convolution, Polarized Self-Attention, and Cross Intelligence Integration Module. This article extracts multidimensional temporal and spatial features of EEG and sEMG through multi-scale convolution, and introduce polarized self-attention mechanism to filter the extracted multi-scale features. Simultaneously using cross enhancement strategy to extract correlation features between EEG and sEMG. Finally, the features are input into the classification network for recognition. This method was validated on the Jeong database, and the results showed that compared with CNN-LSTM and EEGNet, the recognition accuracy of this method increased by 2.63% and 3.15%, respectively.