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A comparative account of modelling seizure detection system using wavelet techniques

Swami et al., 2017

Document ID
8104925041334516596
Author
Swami P
Gandhi T
Panigrahi B
Bhatia M
Santhosh J
Anand S
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International Journal of Systems Science: Operations & Logistics

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Over the last decade, application of wavelet transform (WT) has been realised for extracting features during epileptic seizure detection. Although noteworthy developments have been made in WT algorithms, most of the seizure detection works have been confined to using …
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