Tinnitus and distress: an electroencephalography classification study

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Tinnitus and distress: an electroencephalography classification study

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Otago University Research Archive

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There exist no objective markers for tinnitus or tinnitus disorders, which complicates diagnosis and treatments. The combination of EEG with sophisticated classification procedures may reveal biomarkers that can identify tinnitus and accurately differentiate different levels of distress experienced by patients. EEG recordings were obtained from 129 tinnitus patients and 142 healthy controls. Linear support vector machines were used to develop two classifiers: the first differentiated tinnitus...

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2023

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Piarulli, Andrea / Vanneste, Sven / Nemirovsky, Idan Efim / Kandeepan, Sivayini / Maudoux, Audrey / Gemignani, Angelo / De Ridder, Dirk / Soddu, Andrea

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https://hdl.handle.net/10523/23500

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distress / machine learning / tinnitus / suffering

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