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FiNNpy 2.0: Fast MEG source reconstruction
David CromptoniD, Prerana Keerthi, Luka MiloseviciD, Maximilian SchereriD
Abstract
Herein, we present the 2.0 update of FiNNpy, which expands the toolkits initial scope from the analysis of multi-site electrophysiological activity to track information propagation to include source reconstruction capability for MEG signals. Following the toolkits de- sign guidelines, the new functionality has been optimized towards minimal resource consumption, making source reconstruction much faster, especially when executed in a parallelized fashion. Furthermore, several quality-of-life aspects are introduced to support source reconstruction, such as grouping source-space activity into cortical areas, a cohesive documentation & in-code extensive literature references, and wrapping of previously terminal exclusive functions of FreeSurfer.
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