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In this book, we intended to develop some computer-aided diagnostic methods for the analysis and classification of EEG signals, especially focused on the diagnosis of epilepsy and the recognition of mental states for BCI applications. This chapter provides a summary discussion on each of the developed methods along with their findings. Furthermore, this chapter provides concluding remarks and suggestions for further research.
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Siuly, S., Li, Y., Zhang, Y. (2016). Summary Discussion on the Methods, Future Directions and Conclusions. In: EEG Signal Analysis and Classification. Health Information Science. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-47653-7_13
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