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Bayesian analysis of the neuromagnetic inverse problem with ℓp-norm priors

Auranen et al., 2005

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2590973916261908564
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Auranen T
Nummenmaa A
Hämäläinen M
Jääskeläinen I
Lampinen J
Vehtari A
Sams M
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Magnetoencephalography (MEG) allows millisecond-scale non-invasive measurement of magnetic fields generated by neural currents in the brain. However, localization of the underlying current sources is ambiguous due to the so-called inverse problem. The most …
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