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SpindleFlexNet: Flexible sleep spindles detection for EEG signals based on an adaptive one-dimensional RetinaNet-based framework
Sleep spindle is a physiologically significant biomedical signal in electroencephalographic (EEG) waveforms, which is typically a low-amplitude event in sleep. Due to the small signal ratio in the overall EEG, previous detection methods have limited capability to capture its start and end points and
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