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An iterative approach to the solution of the inverse problem

Srebro, 1996

Document ID
3151986372707983426
Author
Srebro R
Publication year
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Electroencephalography and clinical Neurophysiology

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The bioelectric inverse problem is framed as a search through a feasible set of solutions for one that is physiologically plausible. The definition of the feasible set of solutions takes into account the important effects of measurement noise. This leads to an iterative approach. At …
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