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= Tutorial: Sources estimation =
This tutorial is still based on Sabine Meunier's somatotopy experiment, called ''TutorialCTF ''in your Brainstorm database.

Now you have in you database a forward model matrix that explains how the cortical sources determine the values on the sensors. This is useful for simulations, but what we really need is to build the inverse information: how to estimate the sources when you have the results. Many solutions described in the literature, some of them are implemented in Brainstorm, and only one is presented in this tutorial: the minimum-norm estimation. It is not really the most advanced solution, but it is one of the most robust.

For more information about inverse models and minimum-norm estimation, visit the [[Theory]] page.
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