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Regularity and matching pursuit feature extraction for the detection of epileptic seizures

Emigdio et al., 2016

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7177852725341073856
Author
Emigdio Z
Trujillo L
Sotelo A
Legrand P
Coria L
et al.
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Journal of neuroscience methods

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Background The neurological disorder known as epilepsy is characterized by involuntary recurrent seizures that diminish a patient's quality of life. Automatic seizure detection can help improve a patient's interaction with her/his environment, and while many approaches …
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