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Anamika Ranaut

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Central nervous systemPsychological methodology, design and analysis

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|Nov 24, 2024

Identification of autism spectrum disorder using electroencephalography and machine learning: a review.

Anamika Ranaut, Padmavati Khandnor, Trilok Chand

|Mar 08, 2024

Identifying autism using EEG: unleashing the power of feature selection and machine learning.

Anamika Ranaut, Padmavati Khandnor, Trilok Chand

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