Local Polynomial Estimate of Surface Laplacian
Abstract This paper describes a method for estimating the surface Laplacian of brain potentials. The method consists of two steps: local surface approximation by its tangent plane and local polynomial fitting. Compared to previous methods for estimating surface Laplacian, this method has some new fe...
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