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Effect of data preprocessing in the detection of epilepsy using machine learning techniques

Pandian et al., 2022

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Pandian R
Sabarivani A
Ramadevi R
Krishnamoorthy N
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Journal of Scientific & Industrial Research

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Epilepsy is the one of the most neurological disorder in our day to day life. It affects more than seventy million people throughout the world and becomes second neurological diseases after migraine. Manual inspection of seizures is time consuming and laborious …
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