Rajani Rai B , Karunakara Rai B , Mamatha A S , Kavitha Sooda
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This paper presents a comprehensive survey on categorizing focal and non-focal epilepsy using Electroencephalogram (EEG) signals. It emphasizes how recent advances in machine learning and deep learning methodologies assists in overcoming the existing challenges in classification. The paper synthesizes cutting-edge techniques with the focus on the application of hybrid models that combine traditional signal processing techniques with machine learning algorithms. By highlighting key breakthroughs in the field, the paper aims to propose novel directions for improving classification precision. Furthermore, the paper delves into the challenges faced by current methods and the possible solutions. The paper concludes with the discussion on potential future research directions, especially in areas of multimodal data integration and real-time seizure prediction, and emphasizes the potential for AI-driven personalized epilepsy treatment techniques.