Epilepsy is a common neurological disorder in which seizures pose major health problems, including sudden death. Despite advances in medicine, many patients do not react positively to treatments; therefore, early prediction of seizures is essential. However, precise detection remains challenging due to the complexity and variability of brain signals, as well as the scarcity of labeled clinical data to train conventional learning models. In this work, we propose SeizureNet-KAN, a novel fusion-based approach to predict seizures by transforming EEG data into graphs and integrating a custom-designed Kolmogorov–Arnold Network (KAN) layer into the Graph Convolutional Network (GCN). Furthermore, the proposed approach incorporates Self-Supervised Learning (SSL) to capture latent features from the EEG graph data effectively. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first time that the idea of KAN has been used in graph SSL. We demonstrated that the proposed SeizureNet-KAN model, implemented within an SSL framework, effectively enhances seizure prediction. Unlike traditional methods, our model captures complex non-linear EEG dynamics and reduces dependence on labeled data. The hybrid SSL pretraining strategy effectively extracts meaningful representations, improving generalization across patients. The experimental findings on the CHB-MIT dataset demonstrated that our proposed approach achieves excellent accuracy and resilience in seizure prediction, with a mean accuracy of 97.68%, precision of 97.72%, recall of 97.53%, F1-score of 97.59%, and AUC of 99.28%. These results highlight the potential of SSL-driven graph models for real-time seizure prediction in personalized healthcare applications.
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