Sriraam et al., 2018 - Google Patents
Multichannel EEG based inter-ictal seizures detection using Teager energy with backpropagation neural network classifierSriraam et al., 2018
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- 13534770432495328606
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- Sriraam N
- Tamanna K
- Narayan L
- Khanum M
- Raghu S
- Hegde A
- Kumar A
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- Australasian physical & engineering sciences in medicine
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A long-term multichannel electroencephalogram recording plays a crucial role in recognizing the epileptic seizure activities from the brain lobes. This research study investigates the automated detection of epileptic seizures from multichannel …
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