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Brain signatures for neuropsychological and everyday memory achieve high replicability and explanatory power in two data cohorts

2022-02-19

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<h4>Background</h4> The “brain signature of cognition” concept has garnered interest as a data-driven, exploratory approach to better understand key brain regions involved in specific cognitive functions, with the potential to maximally characterize brain substrates of clinical outcomes. However, to be a robust brain phenotype, the signature approach requires a statistical foundation showing that model performanc...

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46add9ba-a7e6-51d8-80fe-16bc2c9b38c8
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10.1101/2022.02.16.480746
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