Shadows and distortions

Time series may be thought as one particular realization of an higher (and hidden) deterministic system. In other words we can consider a time series as a special/particular/noisy realization of a precise process. Sometimes our series could give us a simplified idea of the pure system behind it, sometimes not. As Plato would love to hear: we can only watch the shadows of the pure mechanism that intercept the light of the indefinitely precise. Those shadows hit the wall of our space having undergone a number of mysterious distortions. Those distortions are produced in a dimension not at all familiar to our perception.

These signals are drawn from a database signals that includes event related potentials of normal people, and patients with Alzheimer's disease. Here the original signals (below) and theirs (CWT) continuous wavelet transforms (above).

The name of the game is always the same: find the differences and find the good brain.

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