SigProC and CBU

In this Wiki, we collect material that may be relevant for the possible collaboration between SigProC and CBU. If you want to have something added here, but you don't have rights to modify the page, please send your suggestion to Olaf or Matti.

17 Oct: Added Sections "Non-linear Estimation", "Kalman Filter in Brain Imaging", "Gaussian Processes (Gaussian random fields)" that were sent by Simo.

General EEG/MEG papers

Review articles:

Look here for a basic introduction to EEG/MEG technology and analysis, and a description of our MEG system at the CBU.

Inverse problem of EEG/MEG

Evaluating and comparing different inversion methods:

Basics of distributed approaches to the EEG/MEG inverse problem:

Geometrical description of fMRI-weighted minimum norm estimation:

Bayesian multi-dipole fitting by Sorrentino et al.

Previous work done at the BECS, Aalto University:

Basic physics and forward modeling

Multimodal Integration

HensonEtAl_FiN_11_PEB_MEEG_review.pdf

Connectivity analysis

DaunizeauEtAl_11_NI_DCM_review.pdf

FristonEtAl_NI_11_DCM_discovery.pdf

Pattern Classification

Review of pattern classification approaches in neuroimaging:

Kriegeskorte, N. Pattern-information analysis: from stimulus decoding to computational-model testing. Neuroimage, 56(2), 411-421.

Non-linear Estimation

Material on non-linear dynamic Bayesian estimation, especially particle filtering:

Simo's course material on non-linear (Kalman) filtering and smoothing:

Simo's thesis on modeling with SDEs and Bayesian estimation of non-linear dynamic systems:

Kalman Filter in Brain Imaging

The extended Kalman filter was used in brain imaging e.g. here:

Kalman filter's for the EEG(MEG) inverse problem:

A solution to the dynamical inverse problem of EEG generation using spatiotemporal Kalman filtering. by Galka et al., Neuroimage 2004

Recursive penalized least squares solution for dynamical inverse problems of EEG generation by Yamashita et al., HBM 2004.

A Bayesian perspective on Generalised Filtering by Friston et al.

Gaussian processes (Gaussian random fields)

Online material on Gaussian process based machine learning can be found here:

Regarding inference on spatio-temporal Gaussian processes, SPDEs and such, something can be found here: