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Explainable Computational Intelligence for Neurological Disorders.

Explainable Computational Intelligence for Neurological Disorders.

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著者・編者Saini, Barjinder Singh / Gupta, Savita / Saini, Indu / Malhotra, Radhika / Aggarwal, Nikita (eds.),
出版社 (CRC Press, UK)
出版年月2027
ページ数328 pp.
言語ENG
ニュース番号<A05-83325>

解説

Artificial intelligence and Explainable computational intelligence are continuously reshaping the detection, monitoring and data-rich diagnostics in neurological disorders. This book brings together recent advances in neuro-focused AI systems, biomedical signal interpretation, multi-modal analytics and explainable AI. The chapters progress from foundational perspectives on AI-enabled neurological and biomedical data to recent machine learning and deep learning frameworks for ECG and EEG-based disease screening, and finally toward assistive and translational technologies such as sign language recognition, virtual reality interventions, regenerative neurology, and cancer AI analytics.

This book:

  • Offers a detailed perspective on explainable AI-based systems for neurological diagnosis, and clinical decision support.
  • Discusses key physiological and neural biomarkers, including heart rate variability, skin conductance, entropy analytics, ECG, and EEG signals.
  • Includes recent AI model designs from wearable sensor analytics and brain connectivity for assistive systems.
  • Includes machine learning approaches for conditions such as Alzheimer's, epilepsy (seizure prediction and surgery outcomes), and other neurological disorders.
  • Explores translational technologies and therapies, for different neuro disorders, along with multi-modal AI insights for early tumor detection.

The book is suitable for research scholars, clinicians, and postgraduate students working in biomedical signal analysis, neuro-AI modelling, wearable diagnostics, and intelligent assistive systems.