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Abstract
The electrophysiological changes that accompany Parkinson’s disease are expressed not only functionally related sensor groups, and a Chebyshev spectral convolution propagates information over this higher-order structure. A temporal convolutional network with dilated causal filters models the non-stationary evolution of connectivity, and a squeeze-and-excitation module recalibrates the five band streams before classification. On the public University of California San Diego resting-state dataset the network reaches 97.85 percent accuracy, a 97.80 percent F1-score and an area under the curve of 0.998 under a stratified protocol, and it preserves 90.36 percent accuracy under a subject-independent protocol. Ablation and interpretability analyses confirm that directed beta-band coupling over sensorimotor cortex drives the decision.
