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Journal of Neural Engineering
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An automated intracranial electroencephalography (iEEG) classifier accurately distinguishes canine sleep states. This tool reveals differences between daytime naps and nighttime sleep in dogs, aiding brain function research.

Keywords:
canineimplantable devices for sensing and stimulationintracranial EEGsleep classification

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