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A Framework for Brain Atlases: Lessons from Seizure Dynamics

2021-06-13

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Brain maps, or atlases, are essential tools for studying brain function and organization. The abundance of available atlases used across the neuroscience literature, however, creates an implicit challenge that may alter the hypotheses and predictions we make about neurological function and pathophysiology. Here, we demonstrate how parcellation scale, shape, anatomical coverage, and other atlas features may impact...

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Literature Corpus work: 6df7edfd-d987-5a3a-b2f9-9f0528d8d8c2
DOI: 10.1101/2021.06.11.448063

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