Publikationen von Mina Jamshidi Idaji

Jamshidi Idaji, M.; Zhang, J.; Stephani, T.; Nolte, G.; Müller, K.-R.; Villringer, A.; Nikulin, V. V.: Harmoni: A method for eliminating spurious interactions due to the harmonic components in neuronal data. NeuroImage, 119053 (2022)

Jorajuría, T.; Jamshidi Idaji, M.; İşcan, Z.; Gómez, M.; Nikulin, V. V.; Vidaurre, C.: Oscillatory Source Tensor Discriminant Analysis (OSTDA): A regularized tensor pipeline for SSVEP-based BCI systems. Neurocomputing (2021)

Zhang, J.; Jamshidi Idaji, M.; Villringer, A.; Nikulin, V. V.: Neuronal biomarkers of Parkinson's disease are present in healthy aging. NeuroImage 243, 118512 (2021)

Stephani, T.; Hodapp, A.; Jamshidi Idaji, M.; Villringer, A.; Nikulin, V. V.: Neural excitability and sensory input determine intensity perception with opposing directions in initial cortical responses. eLife 10, e67838 (2021)

Jamshidi Idaji, M.; Müller, K.-R.; Nolte, G.; Maess, B.; Villringer, A.; Nikulin, V. V.: Nonlinear interaction decomposition (NID): A method for separation of cross-frequency coupled sources in human brain. NeuroImage 211, 116599 (2020)

Jamshidi Idaji, M.; Shamsollahi, M. B.; Hajipour Sadoui, S.: Higher order spectral regression discriminant analysis (HOSRDA): A tensor feature reduction method for ERP detection. Pattern Recognition 70, S. 152 - 162 (2017)

Jamshidi Idaji, M.; Mueller, K.-R.; Nolte, G.; Maess, B.; Villringer, A.; Nikulin, V. V.: Nonlinear interaction decomposition: A novel framework for studying cross-frequency coupling in human brain. 25th Annual Meeting of the Organization for Human Brain Mapping (OHBM), Rome, Italy (2019)

Nierula, B.; Maselli , M.; Jamshidi Idaji, M.; Villringer, A.; Deco, G.; Soto-Faraco, S.; Sanchez-Vives , M.V.; Nikulin, V. V.: Processing of visual and tactile stimuli during high and low body ownership illusion. 6th Mind, Brain & Body Symposium, Mind Brain Body Institut, Berlin, Germany (2018)

Jamshidi Idaji, M.; Mueller, K.-R.; Nolte, G.; Maess, B.; Villringer, A.; Nikulin, V. V.: Nonlinear interaction decomposition (NID): A method for separation of cross-frequency coupled sources in human brain. (2019)