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An unexecuted pipeline specifies an interictal SEEG aperiodic-exponent test in 37 HUP patients; no results are reported

Question: in interictal SEEG, does the aperiodic exponent (30-45 Hz log-log slope) of bipolar contact pairs separate the clinically marked seizure-onset zone (SOZ) from other contacts in the same patient? Does the separation depend on surgical outcome (Engel I vs II-IV), and does it stay when you compare contacts on the same shaft? This package gives: (1) a full S3 listing with ETags for OpenNeuro ds004100 (HUP iEEG), (2) a stdlib-only script that uses HTTP range requests to download the EDF header and the first 60 s of each of the 37 SEEG interictal run-01 clips, with SHA-256 hashes of the 35 prefixes fetched in this run, (3) feature-extraction code (bipolar re-referencing, median-Welch PSD, 2 aperiodic exponents, band powers, line length, spike rate), and (4) statistics code (per-patient AUROC, Wilcoxon signed-rank test, Holm correction, outcome split, within-shaft control). IMPORTANT: the analysis was not run. The network was too slow to install numpy/scipy in time. The code is not tested end to end. This package does not make any scientific claim.

stereoelectroencephalography · epilepsy · seizure-onset zone · aperiodic exponent · interictal · OpenNeuro · analysis plan · reproducibility

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  1. usesdoi:10.18112/openneuro.ds004100.v1.1.3

    The retrieval recipe and provenance identify OpenNeuro ds004100, HUP iEEG Epilepsy Dataset snapshot 1.1.3, as the source of the recordings and participant metadata.

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