EEG source localization of ERP based on multidimensional support vector regression approach
Jianwei Li, Youhua H. Wang, Qing Feng Wu, Yufang Wei, Jinlong An · 2008
A new integrated multi-method system is presented to estimate the location and moment of equivalent current dipole sources of event-related potentials (ERP). In order to handle the large-scale high dimension problems efficiently and quickly, the ISOMAP algorithm was used to find the low dimensional manifolds from recorded EEG. Then, based on reduced dimension data, multidimensional support vector regression (MSVR) with similar iterative re-weight least square (IRWLS) was used to discover the relationship between the observation potentials on the scalp and the internal sources within the brain. In our experiments, the two current dipole sources with four-shell concentric sphere model were reconstructed. Our experiments demonstrate that MSVR based on the support vector machine can obtain more robust estimations for EEG source localization problem.