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Multi-scale periodicities in the functional brain networks of patients with epilepsy and their effect on seizure detection

2017-11-20

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The task of automated epileptic seizure detection and prediction by using non-invasive measurements such as scalp EEG signals or invasive, intracranial recordings, has been at the heart of epilepsy studies for at least three decades. By far, the most common approach for tackling this problem is to examine short-length recordings around the occurrence of a seizure - normally ranging between several seconds and up t...

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c608d622-8a7c-5b0e-90f9-319e936eb7ad
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10.1101/221036
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