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Recurring functional interactions predict network architecture of interictal and ictal states in neocortical epilepsy

2016-11-30

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Human epilepsy patients suffer from spontaneous seizures, which originate in brain regions that also subserve normal function. Prior studies demonstrate focal, neocortical epilepsy is associated with dysfunction, several hours before seizures. How does the epileptic network perpetuate dysfunction during baseline periods? To address this question, we developed an unsupervised machine learning technique to disentang...

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814ba7d7-9f36-5a97-9d3e-6fddd02ba4f3
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10.1101/090662
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