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In Pascual-Marqui et al. (1995)'s paper, the noise variance is calculated as follows:
in which "The orthogonal squared distance between each measurement vector and each microstate is computed" as
I'm wondering why the distance is defined like this. It seems the second term with a square does not match the first term. It seems that an absolute operation is proper? Does anyone have some explanations? Thanks a lot!
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In Pascual-Marqui et al. (1995)'s paper, the noise variance is calculated as follows:
in which "The orthogonal squared distance between each measurement vector and each microstate is computed" as
I'm wondering why the distance is defined like this. It seems the second term with a square does not match the first term. It seems that an absolute operation is proper? Does anyone have some explanations? Thanks a lot!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: