The application discloses a cross-patient
seizure detection method based on a graph-enhanced pulse
state space model, first, the brain electrical
signal data of a patient is acquired and an
electrode space topology graph is constructed; then, a pulse
state space model is used to extract the
time sequence features of physiological channels, and a pulse graph
convolution network is used to perform
message aggregation between adjacent nodes in a discrete pulse domain across time steps; finally,
feature aggregation is performed through a global average
pooling operation at a graph level, and a two-
class prediction probability is output through a fully connected classifier. The application follows the design logic of "first time and then space", the pulse
state space model models the potential
brain state dynamics of the
time sequence change, and realizes stable long context feature
processing through the cyclic updating mode of the
adaptive hardware; the pulse graph neural network completes the
information transmission and fusion between channels based on the
electrode correlation graph, can capture the spatial dependence relationship which is crucial for the representation of seizures, reduces the calculation
energy consumption, and improves the overall performance.