
Complete code used to reproduce all results and figures (except Figure 2) from the scientific report by Lötsch J, Himmelspach A, and Kringel D: "Resolving interpretation challenges in machine learning feature selection with an iterative approach in biomedical pain data." Eur J Pain, 2026. This release accompanies the cited paper and has been approved by the journal for publication. The repository includes data processing, model training, evaluation scripts, and figure generation (excluding Figure 2).
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