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Fig 1.

Workflow diagram of the epilepsy seizure detection system architecture.

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Fig 2.

Visualization of EEG signals for three types of epilepsy.

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Fig 3.

Box plot of the BONN dataset features.

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Fig 4.

Box plot of features of epilepsy dataset from NDSC.

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Table 1.

Classification tasks for the BONN epilepsy EEG dataset.

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Table 2.

Classification tasks for the NDSC epilepsy EEG dataset.

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Fig 5.

Performance comparison of different classifiers in the epilepsy detection task.

(a) Three detection tasks on the BONN dataset; (b) Three detection tasks on the NDSC dataset.

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Fig 6.

Confusion matrix of models in two datasets detection tasks.

(a)~(c) results of different classifiers on ABCD-E classification task; (d)~(f) results of different classifiers on interictal vs preictal vs ictal.

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Fig 7.

SHAP plot analysis of the BONN dataset and NDSC dataset.

(a) BONN dataset (b) NDSC dataset, I stands for interictal, P for preictal, and S for ictal.

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Fig 8.

Feature importance analysis of epilepsy dataset from BONN and NDSC.

(a) BONN dataset (b) NDSC dataset, I stands for Interictal, P for Preictal, and S for Ictal.

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Table 3.

Results of the cross-dataset epileptic seizure detection.

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Table 4.

Comparison of the latest methods on the BONN dataset.

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