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Estimation of Brain Age Delta from Brain Imaging

2019-02-25

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It is of increasing interest to study “brain age” - the apparent age of a subject, as inferred from brain imaging data. The difference between brain age and actual age (the “delta”) is typically computed, reflecting deviation from the population norm. This therefore may reflect accelerated aging (positive delta) or resilience (negative delta) and has been found to be a useful correlate with factors such as disease...

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Literature Corpus work: 58a6468e-99db-5eb6-b80d-8b0299809bfb
DOI: 10.1101/560151

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