DCM for evoked responses

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DCM for evoked responses

Harriet Brown

SPM for M/EEG course, 2013

The DCM analysis pathway

Collect data

Build model(s)

Fit your model parameters to

the data

Pick the best model

Make an inference

(conclusion)

The DCM analysis pathway

Collect data

Build model(s)

Fit your model parameters to

the data

Pick the best model

Make an inference

(conclusion)

The DCM analysis pathway

Data for DCM for ERPs

1. Downsample2. Filter (1-40Hz)3. Epoch4. Remove artefacts5. Average

Collect data

Build model(s)

Fit your model parameters to

the data

Pick the best model

Make an inference

(conclusion)

The DCM analysis pathway

Collect data

Build model(s)

Fit your model parameters to

the data

Pick the best model

Make an inference

(conclusion)

The DCM analysis pathway

‘hardwired’ model features

Models

Standard 3-population model (‘ERP’)

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Canonical Microcircuit Model (‘CMC’)

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Canonical Microcircuit Model (‘CMC’)

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Inhibitory Interneurons

Canonical Microcircuit Model (‘CMC’)

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Superficial Pyramidal Cells

Spiny Stellate Cells

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Inhibitory Interneurons

Canonical Microcircuit Model (‘CMC’)

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Superficial Pyramidal Cells

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Inhibitory Interneurons

Canonical Microcircuit Model (‘CMC’)

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Inhibitory Interneurons

Canonical Microcircuit Model (‘CMC’)

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Spiny Stellate Cells

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Inhibitory Interneurons

Canonical Microcircuit Model (‘CMC’)

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Supra-granular

Layer

Infra-granular

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4

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Superficial Pyramidal Cells

Spiny Stellate Cells

Deep PyramidalCells

Inhibitory Interneurons

Canonical Microcircuit Model (‘CMC’)

GranularLayer

Supra-granular

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Infra-granular

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2

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Superficial Pyramidal Cells

Spiny Stellate Cells

Deep PyramidalCells

Inhibitory Interneurons

Canonical Microcircuit Model (‘CMC’)

GranularLayer

Supra-granular

Layer

Infra-granular

Layer

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Spiny Stellate Cells

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Inhibitory Interneurons

Canonical Microcircuit Model (‘CMC’)

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3Lp y Output equation:

Collect data

Build model(s)

Fit your model parameters to

the data

Pick the best model

Make an inference

(conclusion)

The DCM analysis pathway

‘hardwired’ model features

Designing your model

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Designing your model

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Collect data

Build model(s)

Fit your model parameters to

the data

Pick the best model

Make an inference

(conclusion)

The DCM analysis pathway

Collect data

Build model(s)

Fit your model parameters to

the data

Pick the best model

Make an inference

(conclusion)

The DCM analysis pathway

fixed parameters

Fitting DCMs to data

Fitting DCMs to data

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Fitting DCMs to data

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Fitting DCMs to data

1. Check your data

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1. Check your data

2. Check your sources

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Model 1

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Fitting DCMs to data

Fitting DCMs to data

1. Check your data

2. Check your sources

3. Check your model

4. Re-run model fitting

Collect data

Build model(s)

Fit your model parameters to

the data

Pick the best model

Make an inference

(conclusion)

The DCM analysis pathway

What questions can I ask with DCM for ERPs?

Questions about functional networks causing ERPs

Garrido et al. (2008)

What questions can I ask with DCM for ERPs?

Questions about connectivity changes in different conditions or groups

Boly et al. (2011)

What questions can I ask with DCM for ERPs?

Questions about the neurobiological processes underlying ERPs

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