pyEpilepsy
This repository provides code for epilepsy seizure forecasting. The documentation of the pyEpilepsy module is available at: documentation.
Installation
To install the package, the simplest way is to use pip to get the latest release:
$ pip install pyepilepsy
Work to be done
This repo only covers metrics for seizure forecasting for now. I plan to add some other features such as:
- common databases data parsing to mne format
chb-mit
…
- data labellisation
for binary classification (preictal vs interictal)
for regression (time before seizure)
…
Contribution
Any contribution is welcomed. If you want to collaborate on this repo, feel free to reach me by private message.
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