Classification, Reconstruction and RSA Flashcards

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What are the rows and columns of the data matrix in MVPA corresponding to?

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rows = time points
columns = voxels

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What are the 3 spatial variants of multivariate classification?

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  • whole-brain
  • region of interest
  • searchlight
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What are the temporal variants of multivariate classification?

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  • trial-wise BOLD Signal
  • run-wise GLM parameters
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What is a sample, feature and feature vector in multivariate classification?

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  • sample: specific brain data at one time point (one instance of a condition)
  • feature/dimension: (activity of) voxel1, voxel2…
  • feature vector: all features for one sample
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When does a classifier perform perfectly on training data?

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when there are more features than samples in the training data

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What is the linear read-out hypothesis?

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linear methods access what is explicitly encoded in the brain

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representational similarity analysis

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  • idea: do not look at (fMRI) patterns themselves, but at structure of pairwise (dis-)similarities
  • comparing representation dissimilarity matrices of different conditions, models (with data), modalities, areas, subjects, species
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visual image reconstruction

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-optimal: full mapping how a high-dimensional fMRI response r depends on a high-dimensional visual stimulus s
- reconstruction of stimulus from response
- full encoding model not accesible in practice
- decoding model: reconstruct single stimulus element
- encoding model: predict single response element

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Connectivity analysis

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  • typically on pairs of uni-variate time courses, not on multi-variate patterns
  • how are signals at two different locations related?
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