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Classifying absence seizure generation mechanisms: A critical transitions framework
Understanding how the brain switches from normal activity to an epileptic seizure is essential for improving seizure therapy, yet the underlying seizure generation mechanisms remain largely unknown. In particular, while seizure onset has been described as a critical transition (CT), there is no cons
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