The effect of Hybrid Principal Components Analysis on the Signal Compression Functional Regression: With EEG-fMRI Application
Mohammad Fayaz, Alireza Abadi, Soheila Khodakarim

TL;DR
This paper investigates how hybrid PCA enhances signal compression and prediction accuracy in functional regression models, particularly applied to EEG-fMRI data, by reconstructing data with HPCA before averaging and regression.
Contribution
It introduces a two-step HPCA-based data reconstruction method that improves prediction accuracy in functional regression models with hybrid data.
Findings
HPCA-based reconstruction yields better prediction accuracy.
The method outperforms models without HPCA in simulations.
Application to EEG-fMRI data confirms improved prediction performance.
Abstract
Objective: In some situations that exist both scalar and functional data, called mixed and hybrid data, the hybrid PCA (HPCA) was introduced. Among the regression models for the hybrid data, we can count covariate-adjusted HPCA, the Semi-functional partial linear regression, function-on-function (FOF) regression with signal compression, and functional additive regression, models. In this article, we study the effects of HPCA decomposition of hybrid data on the prediction accuracy of the FOF regression with signal compressions. Method: We stated a two-step procedure for incorporating the HPCA in the functional regressions. The first step is reconstructing the data based on the HPCAs and the second step is merging data on the other dimensions and calculate the point-wise average of the desired functional dimension. We also choose the number of HPCA based on Mean Squared Perdition Error…
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Taxonomy
TopicsSpectroscopy and Chemometric Analyses · Traditional Chinese Medicine Studies · Functional Brain Connectivity Studies
