Functional characterisation of sensory ERPs using probabilistic ICA: effect of stimulus modality and stimulus location.

Clinical Neurophysiology : Official Journal of the International Federation of Clinical Neurophysiology
M LiangG D Iannetti

Abstract

To decompose sensory event-related brain potentials (ERPs) into a set of independent components according to the modality and the spatial location of the eliciting sensory stimulus, and thus provide a quantitative analysis of their underlying components. Auditory, somatosensory and visual ERPs were recorded from 124 electrodes in thirteen healthy participants. Probabilistic Independent Component Analysis (P-ICA) was used to decompose these sensory ERPs into a set of independent components according to the modality (auditory, somatosensory, visual or multimodal) and the spatial location (left or right side) of the eliciting stimulus. Middle-latency sensory ERPs were explained by a large contribution of multimodal neural activities, and a smaller contribution of unimodal neural activities. While a significant fraction of unimodal neural activities were dependent on the location of the eliciting stimulus, virtually all multimodal neural activities were not (i.e. their scalp distributions and time courses were not different when stimuli were presented on the left and right sides). These findings show that P-ICA can be used to dissect effectively sensory ERPs into physiologically meaningful components, and indicate a new approach fo...Continue Reading

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