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Journal: bioRxiv
Article Title: Object representations drive emotion schemas across a large and diverse set of daily-life scenes
doi: 10.1101/2025.02.19.638854
Figure Lengend Snippet: a) Decoding emotions from deep convolutional neural network (DCNN) representations using partial least squares regression. b) fc8 layer in the AlexNet model outperformed fc8 layer in EmoNet model in predicting emotion ratings. Each line and dot represent the result of a cross-validated fold. c) AlexNet consistently outperformed EmoNet in predicting emotion ratings across three subsets of BOLD5000 images. d) EmoNet outperformed AlexNet in predicting emotion ratings for the Cowen17 dataset. In contrast, for the BOLD5000 dataset, AlexNet outperformed EmoNet in predicting emotion ratings. Error bars represent the standard error across cross-validated folds.
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Journal: bioRxiv
Article Title: Object representations drive emotion schemas across a large and diverse set of daily-life scenes
doi: 10.1101/2025.02.19.638854
Figure Lengend Snippet: a) Results of decoding emotions from AlexNet representations. These results show that emotional information is processed hierarchically in a visual object processing system. b) Differences between AlexNet layers in predicting emotion ratings. c) The hierarchical processing of emotional information was consistent across the three subsets of BOLD5000 images. d) The hierarchical processing of emotional information was consistent regardless of whether the BOLD5000 or Cowen17 dataset was used. Error bars represent the standard error across cross-validated folds and each dot represents the result of a cross-validated fold.
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Journal: bioRxiv
Article Title: Object representations drive emotion schemas across a large and diverse set of daily-life scenes
doi: 10.1101/2025.02.19.638854
Figure Lengend Snippet: The representational similarity analysis results indicated that both a) the conv1 layer and b) the fc8 layer of AlexNet exhibited greater within-cluster similarity than between-cluster similarity, suggesting that both layers encode emotional information, regardless of the number of K-means clusters. c) The fc8 layer demonstrated a larger difference in pattern similarity between within-cluster and between-cluster comparisons than the conv1 layer, indicating that the fc8 layer encodes more emotional information. Error bars represent the standard error across clusters and each dot represents the result of a cluster.
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