The permutation conditional mutual information (PCMI) is proposed to estimate the directionality index between EEG signals. First, we demonstrate numerically that PCMI was a robust method to quantify the direction of information flow between time series from strongly and weakly coupled systems. Then, the PCMI method was applied to investigate the coupling direction between intracranial EEGs recorded from patients undergoing presurgical evaluation for drug resistant temporal lobe epilepsy. The propagation direction during the pre-seizure state could be elucidated through this coupling direction estimation method. The results suggest that the PCMI method has the potential of estimating directional coupling between epileptic EEGs. ? 2013 IEEE....
International audienceOur objective is to analyze EEG signals recorded with depth electrodes during ...
The global framework of this paper is the synchronization analysis in EEG recordings. Two main objec...
Background: Monitoring the functional connectivity between brain regions is becomin...
Monitoring the functional connectivity between brain networks is becoming increasingly important in ...
International audienceThe context of this work is the analysis of depth electroencephalographic sign...
We define a metric, mutual information in frequency (MI-in-frequency), to detect and quantify the st...
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Objective: The mapping of haemodynamic changes related to interictal epileptic discharges (IED) in s...
There is a growing interest in finding ways to summarise the local connectivity properties of the br...
The mapping of haemodynamic changes related to interictal epileptic discharges (IED) in simultaneous...
Treball fi de màster de: Master in Computational Biomedical EngineeringTutor: Ralph Gregor Andrzejak...
This study aimed to develop a time-frequency method for measuring directional interactions over time...
Abstract Background Epilepsy was defined as an abnormal brain network model disease in the latest de...
Objective: In this work, we introduce Permutation Disalignment Index (PDI) as a novel nonlinear, amp...
A directionality index based on conditional mutual information is proposed for application to the in...
International audienceOur objective is to analyze EEG signals recorded with depth electrodes during ...
The global framework of this paper is the synchronization analysis in EEG recordings. Two main objec...
Background: Monitoring the functional connectivity between brain regions is becomin...
Monitoring the functional connectivity between brain networks is becoming increasingly important in ...
International audienceThe context of this work is the analysis of depth electroencephalographic sign...
We define a metric, mutual information in frequency (MI-in-frequency), to detect and quantify the st...
In this work we apply the network physiology paradigm to retrieve information from central and auton...
Objective: The mapping of haemodynamic changes related to interictal epileptic discharges (IED) in s...
There is a growing interest in finding ways to summarise the local connectivity properties of the br...
The mapping of haemodynamic changes related to interictal epileptic discharges (IED) in simultaneous...
Treball fi de màster de: Master in Computational Biomedical EngineeringTutor: Ralph Gregor Andrzejak...
This study aimed to develop a time-frequency method for measuring directional interactions over time...
Abstract Background Epilepsy was defined as an abnormal brain network model disease in the latest de...
Objective: In this work, we introduce Permutation Disalignment Index (PDI) as a novel nonlinear, amp...
A directionality index based on conditional mutual information is proposed for application to the in...
International audienceOur objective is to analyze EEG signals recorded with depth electrodes during ...
The global framework of this paper is the synchronization analysis in EEG recordings. Two main objec...
Background: Monitoring the functional connectivity between brain regions is becomin...