Smile: a system to support machine learning on EEG data at scale
© 2019 VLDB Endowment. In order to reduce the possibility of neural injury from seizures and sidestep the need for a neurologist to spend hours on manually reviewing the EEG recording, it is critical to automatically detect and classify "interictal-ictal continuum" (IIC) patterns from EEG...
Main Authors: | Cao, Lei (Author), Tao, Wenbo (Author), An, Sungtae (Author), Jin, Jing (Author), Yan, Yizhou (Author), Liu, Xiaoyu (Author), Ge, Wendong (Author), Sah, Adam (Author), Battle, Leilani (Author), Sun, Jimeng (Author), Chang, Remco (Author), Westover, Brandon (Author), Madden, Samuel (Author), Stonebraker, Michael (Author) |
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Language: | English |
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