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Chaotic Dynamics-Regulated Topological Learning for Patient-Specific Preictal State Identification
Epileptic seizures arise from complex, nonlinear interactions within brain networks, yet reliable electroencephalographic (EEG) prediction remains challenging due to the nonstationary and heterogeneous nature of neural dynamics. Existing methods typically analyze EEG data as static or weakly time-de
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