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Automatic seizure detection using multi-resolution dynamic mode decomposition

Bilal et al., 2019

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6607548188054571538
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Bilal M
Rizwan M
Saleem S
Khan M
Alkatheir M
Alqarni M
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IEEE Access

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Epilepsy is one of the most prevalent neurological issues faced by a large population around the globe. Epilepsy is marked by intermittent seizures, the detection of which can be a challenging problem. Therefore, reliably detecting the onset of seizures has evoked the …
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