Patient Information. The subjects from the University of Pennsylvania and Mayo Clinic (Rochester) cohorts were labeled as HUP and study, respectively. For each patient, we report sex, as well as age at first reported seizure onset and at phase II monitoring (age). Additionally, we report the seizure etiology, which was clinically determined through medical history, imaging, and long-term invasive monitoring. The different seizures observed (seizure types) include simple-partial (SP), complex-partial (CP), and complex-partial with secondary generalization (CP + GTC). We also indicate the total number of seizures recorded in the epilepsy monitoring unit, as well as the clinical imaging analysis (imaging) that concludes whether the seizure etiology is lesional (L) or non-lesional (NL). Finally, surgical outcome (outcome) was based on either Engel score or ILAE score: seizure freedom to no improvement (I–V), no resection (NR), and no follow-up (NF). Finally, patients are labeled as localizing (L) or non-localizing (NL) based on the localization quality of the seizure onset zone (SOZ localization) after clinical assessment of the iEEG by a board-certified epileptologist (F.M.).