Nonlinear models have been fitted to MEG data in order to improve understanding of brain activity prior to exposure to a stimulus. Such models can be used to characterise brain activity using only a few parameters in order to study within and between subject variability. This knowledge will help to inform estimation of temporal and spatial locations of brain activation in response to a particular stimulus.

M. Ventrucci, A. Bowman, C. Miller, J. Gross, K. Gosh (2011). A Dipole Model for MEG data. s.l : s.n.

A Dipole Model for MEG data

VENTRUCCI, MASSIMO;
2011

Abstract

Nonlinear models have been fitted to MEG data in order to improve understanding of brain activity prior to exposure to a stimulus. Such models can be used to characterise brain activity using only a few parameters in order to study within and between subject variability. This knowledge will help to inform estimation of temporal and spatial locations of brain activation in response to a particular stimulus.
2011
Proceedings of the 26th International workshop on Statistical Modelling
636
641
M. Ventrucci, A. Bowman, C. Miller, J. Gross, K. Gosh (2011). A Dipole Model for MEG data. s.l : s.n.
M. Ventrucci; A. Bowman; C. Miller; J. Gross; K. Gosh
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