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Epileptic seizure detection

Schuyler et al., 2007

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1193911129723299277
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Schuyler R
White A
Staley K
Cios K
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IEEE Engineering in medicine and Biology Magazine

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IEEE ENGINEERING IN MEDICINE AND BIOLOGY MAGAZINE MARCH/APRIL 2007 75 data, and only data from the most relevant intracranial probe were used. Separate networks were trained with raw data, wavelet approximation coefficients, and detail coefficients. As …
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