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Brugada Detection from 12-Lead ECG Using a Multi-Scale Hybrid Transformer with Explainability

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An end-to-end Multi-Scale Hybrid Transformer model was developed to capture both local morphological features and long-range temporal dependencies across multiple leads to demonstrate robust performance in detecting Brugada patterns from raw ECG inputs.

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