We propose an innovative statistical-numerical method to model spatio-temporal data, observed over a generic two-dimensional Riemanian manifold. The proposed approach consists of a regression model completed with a regularizing term based on the heat equation. The model is discretized through a finite element scheme set on the manifold, and solved by resorting to a fixed point-based iterative algorithm. This choice leads to a procedure which is highly efficient when compared with a monolithic approach, and which allows us to deal with massive datasets. After a preliminary assessment on simulation study cases, we investigate the performance of the new estimation tool in practical contexts, by dealing with neuroimaging and hemodynamic data.
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Int J Numer Method Biomed Eng
December 2022
MOX-Department of Mathematics, Politecnico di Milano, Milan, Italy.
We propose an innovative statistical-numerical method to model spatio-temporal data, observed over a generic two-dimensional Riemanian manifold. The proposed approach consists of a regression model completed with a regularizing term based on the heat equation. The model is discretized through a finite element scheme set on the manifold, and solved by resorting to a fixed point-based iterative algorithm.
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