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MEG/EEG source imaging with a non-convex penalty in the time-frequency domain

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Fig. 1: RMSE, F 1 -score, and active set size for TF-MxNE and irTF-MxNE without (dashed) and with (solid) debiasing for simulated AEF data.
Fig. 3: Source reconstruction using AEF data evoked by left auditory stimulation: (a) TF-MxNE with λ/λ max = 55%, (b) TF-MxNE with λ/λ max = 70%, and (c) irTF-MxNE with λ/λ max = 55%

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