SS-ADMM: Stationary and Sparse Granger Causal Discovery for Cortico-Muscular Coupling

Farwa Abbas, V. McClelland, Z. Cvetkovic, Wei Dai
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Cortico-muscular communication patterns reveal important information about motor control. However, inferring significant causal relationships between motor cortex electroencephalogram (EEG) and surface electromyogram (sEMG) of concurrently active muscles is challenging since relevant processes involved in muscle control are relatively weak compared to additive noise and background activities. In this paper, a framework for identification of cortico-muscular linear time invariant communication is proposed that simultaneously estimates model order and its parameters by enforcing sparsity and stationarity conditions in a convex optimization program. The experimental results demonstrate that our proposed algorithm outperforms existing techniques for autoregressive model estimation, in terms of computational speed and model identification for causality estimation.
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SS-ADMM:皮质-肌肉耦合的平稳稀疏格兰杰因果发现
皮质-肌肉交流模式揭示了运动控制的重要信息。然而,推断同时活动肌肉的运动皮质脑电图(EEG)和表面肌电图(sEMG)之间的显著因果关系是具有挑战性的,因为与附加噪声和背景活动相比,涉及肌肉控制的相关过程相对较弱。本文提出了一种皮质-肌肉线性时不变通信识别框架,该框架通过在凸优化程序中施加稀疏性和平稳性条件来同时估计模型阶数及其参数。实验结果表明,我们提出的算法在计算速度和因果关系估计的模型识别方面优于现有的自回归模型估计技术。
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