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A novel and efficient Wavelet Scattering Transform approach for primitive-stage dyslexia-detection using electroencephalogram signals

Parmar et al., 2023

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Parmar S
Paunwala C
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Healthcare Analytics

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Dyslexia is a neurological disorder affecting reading and writing abilities. Early intervention is important for affected individuals' social and academic development. The accuracy and objectivity limitations of traditional dyslexia detection systems based on behavioral …
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