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Publications of year 2012
Thesis
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M.J. Rosa.
Development and application of model selection methods for investigating brain function.
PhD thesis,
University College London,
2012.
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Articles in journal or book chapters
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J. Daunizeau,
K.E. Stephan,
and K.J. Friston.
Stochastic Dynamic Causal Modelling of fMRI data: should we care about neural noise?.
NeuroImage,
62(1):464-481,
2012.
Keyword(s): DCM.
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K.J. Friston,
A. Bastos,
V. Litvak,
K.E. Stephan,
P. Fries,
and R. Moran.
DCM for complex-valued data: Cross-spectra, coherence and phase-delays.
NeuroImage,
59(1):439-455,
2012.
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M.I. Garrido,
G. Barnes,
M. Sahani,
and R.J. Dolan.
Functional evidence for a dual route to amygdala.
Current Biology,
22:129-134,
2012.
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D.A. Pinotsis,
R. Moran,
and K.J. Friston.
Dynamic causal modeling with neural fields.
NeuroImage,
59(2):1261-1274,
2012.
Keyword(s): DCM.
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J.B. Poline,
J.L. Breeze,
S. Ghosh,
K. Gorgolewski,
Y.O. Halchenko,
M. Hanke,
C. Haselgrove,
K.G. Helmer,
D.B. Keator,
D.S. Marcus,
and others.
Data sharing in neuroimaging research.
Frontiers in Neuroinformatics,
6,
2012.
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G. Ridgway,
V. Litvak,
G. Flandin,
K.J. Friston,
and W.D. Penny.
The problem of low variance voxels in statistical parametric mapping; a new hat avoids a 'haircut'.
NeuroImage,
59(3):2131-2141,
2012.
Keyword(s): EEG,
MEG.
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M.J. Rosa,
K.J. Friston,
and W.D. Penny.
Post-hoc selection of dynamic causal models.
NeuroImage,
2012.
Note: In Press.
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