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Further investigation of the designated features in terms of their spectral and localization properties revealed task-independent common patterns in the neural mechanisms governing workload. In particular, increased workload was associated with elevated frontal delta and theta power but reduced parietal alpha power, whereas FC exhibited complex frequency- and region-dependent alterations. By implication, the employment of the EEG feature fusion emphasizes their utility in serving as promising indicators for different workload c
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