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CREST: A Cortical Resting-State EEG Spatial Transformer for Chronic Pain Inference
Chronic pain mechanisms are complex, spanning multiple brain regions and networks. We ask whether resting brain activity carries a readout of that state. From a few minutes of resting-state electroencephalography (EEG), we generate a spectrogram to represent how each region of the cortex oscillates
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