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Causality and synchronisation in complex systems with applications to neuroscience

2010-01-01

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This thesis presents an investigation, of synchronisation and causality, motivated by problems in computational neuroscience. The thesis addresses both theoretical and practical signal processing issues regarding the estimation of interdependence from a set of multivariate data generated by a complex underlying dynamical system. This topic is driven by a series of problems in neuroscience, which represents the pri...

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10.48780/publications.aston.ac.uk.00018789
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