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Anatomical Connectivity from Tractography-free Diffusion Tensor Imaging and Its Application to EEG Brain Imagin
This proof-of-concept paper demonstrates how the Kalman filter, as a brain imaging method, can be enhanced by incorporating raw diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) data without tractography, in addition to EEG recordings. An efficient algorithm is designed to streamline the otherwise tedious process of i
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