Victoria Oberländer

Victoria Oberländer

    20222022

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    My research is about developing self-supervised deep neural network models to denoise electromagnetic brain recordings when ground truth is not available..
    Electromagnetic recordings are multi-sensor time-series data and inherently contaminated with noise.
    The noise can be divided into two major sources - sensor noise which is independent for each sensor, and environmental noise which is correlated across the sensors.
    The recorded data is therefore a mixture of brain activity (signal of interest), sensor noise and environmental noise and must be decomposed into its components. While commonly used frameworks are based on linear decomposition methods like SVD, PCA and ICA, non-linear methods as deep neural networks exceed their capability. 

    Education/Academic qualification

    licensed medical doctor, Human medicine, Kiel University

    Award Date: 16 Dec 2016

    Licentiate degree, Medical and Health Sciences, Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel

    Award Date: 15 Dec 2016

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