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A Generalizable Efficient Machine Learning Framework for Schizophrenia Classification Using Multiscale EEG Features and Ensemble Methods

2026-02-06

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EEG-based automated classification pipelines for identifying mental disorders increasingly rely on deep learning architectures that are computationally intensive and difficult to interpret, limiting reproducibility and clinical deployment in resource-constrained or cross-site settings. There is a need for algorithmically transparent frameworks that balance accuracy, generalization, and computational efficiency. We...

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10.20944/preprints202602.0513.v1
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