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New AI model improves seizure detection across different patients by focusing on body movement patterns rather than visual background

New AI model improves seizure detection across different patients by focusing on body movement patterns rather than visual background

Researchers developed a joint-centric attention model that extracts and analyzes body joint movements from clinical videos to detect seizures more accurately

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