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The SCIRun Inverse EEG Pipeline | A Modeling and Simulation System for CorticalMapping and Source

The goal of the inverse problem in electroencephalography is to determine electrical activity within the cranial volume, based on potential measurements taken from the scalp. In this paper, we discuss our implementation of a exible, extensible system to solve the inverse EEG problem. Our implementation is constructed on top of the SCIRun problem solving environment, a exible framework for implementing large-scale scientiic and engineering applications. We leverage the power of this underlying software architecture in the design and implementation of our inverse EEG pipeline. We apply our inverse EEG software system to a test subject's P300 auditory response.