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Non-Parametric Mixture Modelling and its Application to Disease Progression Modelling

2018-04-10

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Dementia is characterised by its progressive degeneration of cognitive abilities. In research cohorts, detailed neuropsychological test batteries are often administered to better understand how cognition changes over time. Understanding cognitive changes in dementia is of great importance, particularly in determining how structural changes in the brain may affect cognition and in facilitating earlier detection of...

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DOI: 10.1101/297978

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