This paper presents a hybrid method for localization of oscillatory EEG activity. It consists of two steps: multichannel matching pursuit with complex Gabor dictionary, and LORETA inverse solution. Proposed algorithm was successfully applied to the localization of epileptogenic EEG in a single patient.
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