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. 2019 Apr 4;10:325. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2019.00325

Table 2.

Pros and Cons of the number of solution points in the inverse space.

Lower number of solution points Higher number of solution points
(+) Faster to compute the matrices (–) Longer to compute the matrices
(+) Less memory (–) More memory
(+) Less numerical precision issues (–) More numerical precision issues
(+) Smaller matrices and faster display (–) Larger matrices and slower display
(–) Less spatial resolution (+) More spatial resolution
(–) Less spatial accuracy (+) Somewhat more spatial accuracy
(–) Less neighbors around each solution point (+) More neighbors around each solution point