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A data-driven framework for neural field modeling

Freestone et al., 2011

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4158847665614368015
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Freestone D
Aram P
Dewar M
Scerri K
Grayden D
Kadirkamanathan V
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This paper presents a framework for creating neural field models from electrophysiological data. The Wilson and Cowan or Amari style neural field equations are used to form a parametric model, where the parameters are estimated from data. To illustrate the estimation …
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