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Measuring Heterogeneity in Normative Models as the Effective Number of Deviation Patterns

2020-05-30

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<p>Normative modeling is an increasingly popular method for characterizing the ways in which clinical cohorts deviate from a reference population, with respect to one or more biological features. In this paper, we extend the normative modeling framework with an approach for measuring the amount of heterogeneity in a cohort. This heterogeneity measure is based on the Representational Renyi Heterogeneity method, whi...

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075d0130-04ba-5dd9-a360-d8fcc960c406
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10.31234/osf.io/k5b9g
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