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Analysis of eeg signals for detection of epileptic seizure using hybrid feature set

Gill et al., 2015

Document ID
15510416019181721756
Author
Gill A
Fatima S
Usman Akram M
Khawaja S
Awan S
Publication year
Publication venue
Theory and Applications of Applied Electromagnetics: APPEIC 2014

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Epileptic Seizures occur as a result of certain electrical action in the brain. This makes the patient behave abnormally for a limited amount of time. The electrical activity can be measured with the help electrodes attached to different areas of the scalp to capture the …
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