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Chunk #233 — 3 Inverse solutions — 3.2 Parametric methods — 3.2.2 Beamforming approaches

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Review on solving the inverse problem in EEG source analysis.
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The filter W(r dip ) is then applied to each of the vectors m(t) in M so that an estimate of the dipole moment at r dip is obtained. To perform localization, an estimation of the variance or strength Va^r(r dip ) of the activity as a function of location is calculated. This is the value of the cost function Tr{W T (r dip )C m W(r dip )} at the minimum, equal to Tr{[GT(rdip)Cm−1G(rdip)]−1}.