Topic: alpha-band activity

In the awake human brain, alpha-band activity (8–13 Hz) is the most prominent electrophysiological signature. Several models exist for alpha-rhythm generation using neural mass models, including the Jansen-Rit, Moran-David-Friston, Robinson-Rennie-Wright, and Liley-Wright models [1]. Fitting these models traditionally relies on manual parameter tuning or computationally expensive parameter searches, and they rarely account for inter-individual variation. However, there is substantial experimental variability in the propensity for robust oscillatory activity in EEG, e.g., influenced by structur