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1 Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data Motivation Scaling in Neurosciences: State-of-the-art Motivation Multifractal Multifractal Princeton Experiment Princeton Experimen Van Gogh P. Ciuciu1, H. Wendt2, S. Combrexelle2, P. Mandelbrot Abry3 meets Regularity in Paintin Multifractal An CEA, NeuroSpin, University Paris-Saclay, France meets Van Gogh CNRS, IRIT, UniversityMandelbrot of Toulouse, France CNRS, Univ Lyon, ENS de Lyon, Univ in Claude Bernard, France Regularity Painting Textures: Multifractal Analysis Philippe Ciuciu IEEE EMBS Conference, Jeju, Korea, 14 July 2017 P. A BRY(1), P. A BRY(1), H. W ENDT(2), H. philippe.ciuciu@cea.fr W ENDT(2), S. J AFFARD(3), (1) Physics Dept., ENSLyon, CN onnec vity analysis in MEG (2) Math. Dept., Purdue Univ., Work supported by ANR-16-CE MultiFracs, France. (1) Physics Dept., ENSLyon, CNRS, Lyon, France, (3) Math. Dept., Paris Est Univ. (2) Math. Dept., Purdue Univ., Lafayette, Daria LA ROCCA USA (3) Math. Dept., Paris Est Univ.,patrice.abry@ens-lyon.fr, perso.en Créteil, France, patrice.abry@ens-lyon.fr, perso.ens-lyon.fr/patrice.abry Dartmouth College - Princeton Un Dartmouth College - Princeton University IP4AI teams
2 Introductiong Scale-free dynamics and infraslow macroscopic brain activity model 1/f β self-similar multifractal analysis Fourier wavelets wavelet leaders parameters β Hurst H multifractal spectrum D(h) regularity exponents h R + [He JNS 11, Shimizu NeuroImage 04, Ciuciu FPhys 12] Challenges in fmri data scale-free dynamics analysis Short length/limited time resolution of voxels questioning accurate estimation of multifractal parameters? Tens of thousands of voxels recorded jointly use neighborhood to regularize estimation? [Pellé ISBI 16] Contributions Novel spatially regularized multifractal parameter estimation First application to fmri data from one subject (rest/task) Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 1 / 9-
3 Multifractal modelg Multifractal spectrum Local regularity of X (t): Hölder exponent h(t) h(t 0 ) = sup α {α : X (t) X (t 0 ) < C t t 0 α } 0 < α h(t 0 ) 1 smooth, very regular h(t 0 ) 0 rough, very irregular X(t) t 0 t Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 2 / 9-
4 Multifractal modelg Multifractal spectrum Local regularity of X (t): Hölder exponent h(t) h(t 0 ) = sup α {α : X (t) X (t 0 ) < C t t 0 α } 0 < α h(t 0 ) 1 smooth, very regular h(t 0 ) 0 rough, very irregular α= 0.2 t 0 Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 2 / 9-
5 Multifractal modelg Multifractal spectrum Local regularity of X (t): Hölder exponent h(t) h(t 0 ) = sup α {α : X (t) X (t 0 ) < C t t 0 α } 0 < α h(t 0 ) 1 smooth, very regular h(t 0 ) 0 rough, very irregular α= t 0 Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 2 / 9-
6 Multifractal modelg Multifractal spectrum Local regularity of X (t): Hölder exponent h(t) h(t 0 ) = sup α {α : X (t) X (t 0 ) < C t t 0 α } 0 < α h(t 0 ) 1 smooth, very regular h(t 0 ) 0 rough, very irregular α= t 0 Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 2 / 9-
7 Multifractal modelg Multifractal spectrum Local regularity of X (t): Hölder exponent h(t) h(t 0 ) = sup α {α : X (t) X (t 0 ) < C t t 0 α } 0 < α h(t 0 ) 1 smooth, very regular h(t 0 ) 0 rough, very irregular h(t 0 ) = 0.6 t 0 Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 2 / 9-
8 Multifractal modelg Multifractal spectrum Local regularity of X (t): Hölder exponent h(t) h(t 0 ) = sup α {α : X (t) X (t 0 ) < C t t 0 α } 0 < α Multifractal Spectrum D(h) : Fluctuations of regularity h(t) - Haussdorf dimension of set of points with same regularity D(h) = dim H {t : h(t) = h} h(t i ) = 0.6 d D(h) t i h Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 2 / 9-
9 Multifractal modelg Multifractal spectrum Local regularity of X (t): Hölder exponent h(t) h(t 0 ) = sup α {α : X (t) X (t 0 ) < C t t 0 α } 0 < α Multifractal Spectrum D(h) : Fluctuations of regularity h(t) - Haussdorf dimension of set of points with same regularity D(h) = dim H {t : h(t) = h} X(t) d D(h) t i t 0 h Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 2 / 9-
10 Multifractal modelg Multifractal spectrum Local regularity of X (t): Hölder exponent h(t) h(t 0 ) = sup α {α : X (t) X (t 0 ) < C t t 0 α } 0 < α Multifractal Spectrum D(h) : Fluctuations of regularity h(t) - Haussdorf dimension of set of points with same regularity D(h) = dim H {t : h(t) = h} 1 + (h c 1 ) 2 /(2c 2 ) c 1 : self-similarity c 2 : multifractality parameter... Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 2 / 9-
11 Multifractal modelg Multifractal spectrum Local regularity of X (t): Hölder exponent h(t) h(t 0 ) = sup α {α : X (t) X (t 0 ) < C t t 0 α } 0 < α Multifractal Spectrum D(h) : Fluctuations of regularity h(t) - Haussdorf dimension of set of points with same regularity D(h) = dim H {t : h(t) = h} 1 + (h c 1 ) 2 /(2c 2 ) c 1 : self-similarity c 2 : multifractality parameter e.g., fractional Brownian motion (fbm):. c 1 = H, c 2 = 0 Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 2 / 9-
12 Multifractal modelg Multifractal spectrum Local regularity of X (t): Hölder exponent h(t) h(t 0 ) = sup α {α : X (t) X (t 0 ) < C t t 0 α } 0 < α Multifractal Spectrum D(h) : Fluctuations of regularity h(t) - Haussdorf dimension of set of points with same regularity D(h) = dim H {t : h(t) = h} 1 + (h c 1 ) 2 /(2c 2 ) c 1 : self-similarity c 2 : multifractality parameter c 2 < 0:. complex temporal dynamics. non-gaussian Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 2 / 9-
13 Multifractality parameter estimationg Analyse Multifractale Leaders Univariate estimation for c 2 by linear regression Formalisme Multifractal : Leaders d Wavelet leader multiresolution X (j, k) L X (j, k) : coefficients l(j, ) (LR) [Jaffard04] X(t)... 2 j 2 j!1 L X (j,k) = sup! " 3! d X,! d X (j, k)! " 3! 2 j!2... t i t k c 1 & c 2 tied to mean & variance 1. Moments of log l(j, q < ) 0 [Castaing : PhysD 93] ok 2. Singularités oscillantes : ok Var (log l(j, )) = c2 0 + c 2 log 2 j = estimate for c 2 : linear regression of Var (log l(j, )) vs. scale j Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 3 / 9-
14 Multifractality parameter estimationg Analyse Multifractale Leaders Univariate estimation for c 2 by linear regression Formalisme Multifractal : Leaders d Wavelet leader multiresolution X (j, k) L X (j, k) : coefficients l(j, ) (LR) [Jaffard04] X(t)... 2 j 2 j!1 L X (j,k) = sup! " 3! d X,! d X (j, k)! " 3! 2 j!2... t i t k c 1 & c 2 tied to mean & variance 1. Moments of log l(j, q < ) 0 [Castaing : PhysD 93] ok 2. Singularités oscillantes : ok Var (log l(j, )) = c2 0 + c 2 log 2 j = estimate for c 2 : linear regression of Var (log l(j, )) vs. scale j Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 3 / 9-
15 Multifractality parameter estimationg Univariate Bayesian estimation for c 2 (UniB) Log-wavelet leaders log l(j, ) are Gaussian stationary with covariance Cov(r), r = k k : function ϱ j,θ depending on θ = (c 0 2, c 2) [Combrexelle TIP 15] Bayesian model and estimation for c 2 [Combrexelle TIP 15,16] 1. Whittle approximation avoid inversion of covariance matrix 2. data augmentation conjugate inverse Gamma priors for c 2 efficient MCMC estimation: cost comparable to LR [Roberts05] greatly improved performance Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 4 / 9-
16 Multifractality parameter estimationg Univariate Bayesian estimation for c 2 (UniB) Log-wavelet leaders log l(j, ) are Gaussian stationary with covariance Cov(r), r = k k : function ϱ j,θ depending on θ = (c 0 2, c 2) [Combrexelle TIP 15] Bayesian model and estimation for c 2 [Combrexelle TIP 15,16] 1. Whittle approximation avoid inversion of covariance matrix 2. data augmentation conjugate inverse Gamma priors for c 2 efficient MCMC estimation: cost comparable to LR [Roberts05] greatly improved performance Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 4 / 9-
17 Multifractality parameter estimationg Multivariate Bayesian estimation for c 2 (GaMRF) Spatial regularization for parameters c 2,m of voxels X m, m (m 1, m 2, m 3 ) Induce positive dependence via auxiliary variables z m [Dikmen TASLP 10] hidden gamma Markov random field (GaMRF) joint prior for (c 2, z) Regularized multivariate multifractal estimation [Combrexelle EUSIPCO 16] essentially same cost as univariate Bayesian (UniB) estimator. Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 5 / 9-
18 Multifractality parameter estimationg Multivariate Bayesian estimation for c 2 (GaMRF) Spatial regularization for parameters c 2,m of voxels X m, m (m 1, m 2, m 3 ) Induce positive dependence via auxiliary variables z m [Dikmen TASLP 10] hidden gamma Markov random field (GaMRF) joint prior for (c 2, z) Regularized multivariate multifractal estimation [Combrexelle EUSIPCO 16] essentially same cost as univariate Bayesian (UniB) estimator. Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 5 / 9-
19 Multifractality parameter estimationg Multivariate Bayesian estimation for c 2 (GaMRF) Spatial regularization for parameters c 2,m of voxels X m, m (m 1, m 2, m 3 ) Induce positive dependence via auxiliary variables z m [Dikmen TASLP 10] hidden gamma Markov random field (GaMRF) joint prior for (c 2, z) Regularized multivariate multifractal estimation [Combrexelle EUSIPCO 16] essentially same cost as univariate Bayesian (UniB) estimator. Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 5 / 9-
20 fmri datag N-back Paradigm Experimental design and acquisition Verbal N-Back n-backparadigm working memory task (n = 3). seriallyretrieve presented repeated upper-case letters among letters a sequence (displayed 1s, separation 2s) Letters serially Is letter presented same (1s apart as that one another) presented 3 stimuli before? each run: 4 conditions alternating of increasing sequence difficulty: of 8 blocks 0-Back 1-Back 2-Back 3-Back A C X F C D D R C D E D H T D E K D Z Stimulus sequence: Data acquisition. 0b 1b 0b 2b resting-state fmri images collected first: participant at rest, with eyes closed Session 1 x 4 Session 2 x 4 Inst. Inst. Inst. Inst. 543 scans (9min10s) / 512 scans (8min39s) for rest / task 0b 3b fmri data acquisition at 3 Tesla (Siemens Trio, Germany). Session 3 x 4 multi-band GE-EPI (TE=30ms, TR=1s, FA=61, MB=2) sequence Inst. Inst. (CMRR, USA), 3mm isotropic resolution, FOV of mm 3 Shown results: ( c 2 ) maps. for single subject (arbitrarily chosen from 40 participants). Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 6 / 9-
21 fmri datag N-back Paradigm Experimental design and acquisition Verbal N-Back n-backparadigm working memory task (n = 3). seriallyretrieve presented repeated upper-case letters among letters a sequence (displayed 1s, separation 2s) Letters serially Is letter presented same (1s apart as that one another) presented 3 stimuli before? each run: 4 conditions alternating of increasing sequence difficulty: of 8 blocks 0-Back 1-Back 2-Back 3-Back A C X F C D D R C D E D H T D E K D Z Stimulus sequence: Data acquisition. 0b 1b 0b 2b resting-state fmri images collected first: participant at rest, with eyes closed Session 1 x 4 Session 2 x 4 Inst. Inst. Inst. Inst. 543 scans (9min10s) / 512 scans (8min39s) for rest / task 0b 3b fmri data acquisition at 3 Tesla (Siemens Trio, Germany). Session 3 x 4 multi-band GE-EPI (TE=30ms, TR=1s, FA=61, MB=2) sequence Inst. Inst. (CMRR, USA), 3mm isotropic resolution, FOV of mm 3 Shown results: ( c 2 ) maps. for single subject (arbitrarily chosen from 40 participants). Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 6 / 9-
22 fmri datag N-back Paradigm Experimental design and acquisition Verbal N-Back n-backparadigm working memory task (n = 3). seriallyretrieve presented repeated upper-case letters among letters a sequence (displayed 1s, separation 2s) Letters serially Is letter presented same (1s apart as that one another) presented 3 stimuli before? each run: 4 conditions alternating of increasing sequence difficulty: of 8 blocks 0-Back 1-Back 2-Back 3-Back A C X F C D D R C D E D H T D E K D Z Stimulus sequence: Data acquisition. 0b 1b 0b 2b resting-state fmri images collected first: participant at rest, with eyes closed Session 1 x 4 Session 2 x 4 Inst. Inst. Inst. Inst. 543 scans (9min10s) / 512 scans (8min39s) for rest / task 0b 3b fmri data acquisition at 3 Tesla (Siemens Trio, Germany). Session 3 x 4 multi-band GE-EPI (TE=30ms, TR=1s, FA=61, MB=2) sequence Inst. Inst. (CMRR, USA), 3mm isotropic resolution, FOV of mm 3 Shown results: ( c 2 ) maps. for single subject (arbitrarily chosen from 40 participants). Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 6 / 9-
23 Regularized multifracal analysis for fmri datag Resting-state analysis Left sagittal Coronal Right sagittal Axial LR LR: - poor estimation (var!) UniB & GaMRF: - estimation var decrease GaMRF: - enhanced MF contrast UniB GaMRF significant MF in default mode network (DMN) Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 7 / 9-
24 Regularized multifracal analysis for fmri datag Resting-state analysis Left sagittal Coronal Right sagittal Axial LR LR: - poor estimation (var!) UniB & GaMRF: - estimation var decrease - increase of MF in DMN GaMRF: - enhanced MF contrast UniB scale-free dynamics in DMN for resting-state fmri reported before, but for H only [He JNS 11]. evidence for richer, MF resting state brain dynamics GaMRF significant MF in default mode network (DMN) Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 7 / 9-
25 Regularized multifracal analysis for fmri datag Task analysis (3-back run) Left sagittal Coronal Right sagittal Axial LR LR: - poor estimation (var!) UniB & GaMRF: - estimation var decrease UniB GaMRF overall MF increase; working memory network (WMN), visual, sensory. Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 8 / 9-
26 Regularized multifracal analysis for fmri datag Task analysis (3-back run) Left sagittal Coronal Right sagittal Axial LR LR: - poor estimation (var!) UniB & GaMRF: - estimation var decrease overall increase in MF during task UniB GaMRF overall MF increase; working memory network (WMN), visual, sensory. Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 8 / 9-
27 Regularized multifracal analysis for fmri datag Task analysis (3-back run) Left sagittal Coronal Right sagittal Axial LR LR: - poor estimation (var!) UniB & GaMRF: - estimation var decrease overall increase in MF during task UniB GaMRF: - significant MF in - bilateral parietal regions - belonging to WMN - occipital cortex (visual) - cerebellum (sensory) - involved in task GaMRF overall MF increase; working memory network (WMN), visual, sensory. Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 8 / 9-
28 Conclusionsg Novel multivoxel regularization for multifractality estimation decrease in variance w.r.t. state-of-the-art voxel-wise estimation characterization of scale-free temporal dynamics in fmri Multifractality in fmri (single subject data) working memory task: increased multifractality in brain regions involved in task more irregular, bursty temporal dynamics. [Ciuciu FPhys 12] at rest: larger multifractality in Default Mode Network predominance of scale-free dynamics in this circuit. [He JNS 11] Perspectives subject-level proof-of-principle. group-level statistical analysis multivariate: functional connectivity Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 9 / 9-
29 Conclusionsg Novel multivoxel regularization for multifractality estimation decrease in variance w.r.t. state-of-the-art voxel-wise estimation characterization of scale-free temporal dynamics in fmri Multifractality in fmri (single subject data) working memory task: increased multifractality in brain regions involved in task more irregular, bursty temporal dynamics. [Ciuciu FPhys 12] at rest: larger multifractality in Default Mode Network predominance of scale-free dynamics in this circuit. [He JNS 11] Perspectives subject-level proof-of-principle. group-level statistical analysis multivariate: functional connectivity Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 9 / 9-
30 Conclusionsg Novel multivoxel regularization for multifractality estimation decrease in variance w.r.t. state-of-the-art voxel-wise estimation characterization of scale-free temporal dynamics in fmri Multifractality in fmri (single subject data) working memory task: increased multifractality in brain regions involved in task more irregular, bursty temporal dynamics. [Ciuciu FPhys 12] at rest: larger multifractality in Default Mode Network predominance of scale-free dynamics in this circuit. [He JNS 11] Perspectives subject-level proof-of-principle. group-level statistical analysis multivariate: functional connectivity Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 9 / 9-
31 g References - [He JNS 11] B. J. He, Scale-free properties of the functional magnetic resonance imaging signal during rest and task, J. of Neuroscience 31(39), [Ciuciu FPhys 12] P. Ciuciu, G. Varoquaux et al., Scale-free and multifractal time dynamics of fmri signals during rest and task, Front. Physiol., vol. 3, [Shimizu NeuroImage 04] Shimizu et al. Wavelet-based multifractal analysis of fmri time series, NeuroImage 22(3), [Jaffard 04] S. Jaffard, Wavelet techniques in multifractal analysis, in Fractal Geometry and Applications: A Jubilee of Benoît Mandelbrot, Proc. Symp. Pure Math., M. Lapidus et al., Eds., pp , AMS, [Castaing PhysD 93] B. Castaing, Y. Gagne, M. Marchand, Log-similarity for turbulent flows?, Physica D 68(34), [Dikmen TASLP 10] O. Dikmen, A.T. Cemgil, Gamma Markov random fields for audio source modeling, IEEE T. Audio, Speech, Lang. Proces. 18(3), [Robert 05] C. P. Robert and G. Casella, Monte Carlo Statistical Methods, Springer, New York, USA, [Combrexelle TIP 15] S. Combrexelle, H. Wendt et al., Bayesian Estimation of the Multifractality Parameter for Image Texture Using a Whittle Approximation, IEEE T. Image Process. 24(8), [Combrexelle EUSIPCO 16] S. Combrexelle, H. Wendt et al., Bayesian estimation for the local assessment of the multifractality parameter of multivariate time series, Proc. EUSIPCO, Budapest, Hungary, Sept Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 9 / 9-
32 g N-back Paradigm N-Back paradigm Retrieve repeated letters among a sequence Letters serially presented (1s apart one another) 4 conditions of increasing difficulty: 0-Back 1-Back 2-Back 3-Back A C X F C D D R C D E D H T D E K D Z Stimulus sequence: 0b 1b 0b 2b Session 1 x 4 Inst. Inst. 0b 3b Session 2 x 4 Inst. Inst. Session 3 x 4 Inst. Inst. Ciuciu et al. Spatially regularized multifractal analysis for fmri Data 9 / 9-
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