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Style Transfer Generative Adversarial Networks to Harmonize Multi-Site MRI to a Single Reference Image to Avoid Over-Correction

2022-09-15

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Recent work within neuroimaging consortia have aimed to identify reproducible, and often subtle, brain signatures of psychiatric or neurological conditions. To allow for high-powered brain imaging analyses, it is often necessary to pool MR images that were acquired with different protocols across multiple scanners. Current retrospective harmonization techniques have shown promise in removing cross-site image varia...

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10.1101/2022.09.12.506445
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