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Predicting Autistic Meltdowns from Wearable Biosensor Data: A Comparative Study of Classical and Deep Learning Models
Autistic meltdowns are episodes of intense distress triggered by overwhelming sensory, emotional, or environmental stimuli. These events can create significant challenges for autistic individuals, caregivers, educators, and support staff. Although prior research has investigated stress detection usi
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