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Thought experiment: Decoding cognitive processes from the fMRI data of one individual

2018-06-11

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Cognitive processes, such as the generation of language, can be mapped onto the brain using fMRI. These maps can in turn be used for decoding the respective processes from the brain activation patterns. Given individual variations in brain anatomy and organization, analyzes on the level of the single person are important to improve our understanding of how cognitive processes correspond to patterns of brain activi...

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Literature Corpus work: 49eb0045-1c79-52bb-8b63-1ce4863fbc48
DOI: 10.1101/341594

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