Release of V1.9 of the Open Seizure Database

Thank you to everyone who is taking part in our Data Sharing (the Open Seizure Database) programme. We now have data from 234 real seizures contributed by users to use to improve Open Seizure Detector.

Real seizure data is very important if we are going to improve OpenSeizureDetector to keep the current very good seizure detection reliability and improve the false alarm rate that we currently see. So please, if you have not signed up to the Data Sharing programme, please consider it (especially if you have regular seizures to help increase the size of the database).

Version 1.9 of the Open Seizure Database is now available for developers or researchers to use to investigate seizure detection methods.

If you would like access to the data to use for research, it is available under a straightforward Licence, so if you get in touch confirming you will agree to the terms of the licence, we will give you access to the full database.

Thanks again to everyone who has contributed data!

Graham (graham@openseizuredetector.org.uk)