
A Python package for quantifying causal relationships in multivariate time series data, with a focus on transient neural events and neuroscience applications. TranCIT implements advanced causality measures including Dynamic Causal Strength (DCS), relative Dynamic Causal Strength (rDCS), Granger causality, and transfer entropy, specifically designed for analyzing transient neural interactions.
magnetoencephalography, causality, time-series, transfer-entropy, computational-neuroscience, electroencephalogram, trancit, granger-causality, neuroscience, causal-inference, machine learning, statistics, transient-neural-events, multivariate-time-series, local-field-potential, robust-directed-coherence-spectroscopy
magnetoencephalography, causality, time-series, transfer-entropy, computational-neuroscience, electroencephalogram, trancit, granger-causality, neuroscience, causal-inference, machine learning, statistics, transient-neural-events, multivariate-time-series, local-field-potential, robust-directed-coherence-spectroscopy
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