Real-time seizure state tracking

Since I shared one of the papers I was super proud of, I figure I can share the other one as well. Like the last paper (here) I’ll explain the concept and why this paper was important. I’ll also talk about why I think it was cool and where the idea came from. Mostly this post is for people who are interested in the work, but may not be familiar with the technical aspects so I’ll try to avoid technical terms or I will provide an explanation when needed.

January 5, 2022 | Categories: 365 Days of Academia - Year three, My Research | Tags: academia, EEG, epilepsy, kalman filter, neuroengineering, PhD, research, science, scientific writing, seizure, state-space modeling, student | 2 Comments