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Automatic detection of nociceptive pain levels using frequency bands from electroencephalographic (EEG) signals

2025-03-10

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Pain is considered an unpleasant but vital experience for every living being, it is extremely complex and subjective because it is composed of different variables related to their experiences. Their history, biological sex, socio/cultural context, mood, and hormonal changes can affect their perception. Nociceptive pain is more linked to tissue damage or stimulus, and this will always have a reaction that goes from...

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9a3eb7b2-2c99-5ef1-9983-30492a225742
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10.1101/2025.03.05.641582
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