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Semiparametric Confidence Sets for Arbitrary Effect Sizes in Longitudinal Neuroimaging

2025-02-12

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The majority of neuroimaging inference focuses on hypothesis testing rather than effect estimation. With concerns about replicability, there is growing interest in reporting standardized effect sizes from neuroimaging group-level analyses. Confidence sets are a recently developed approach to perform inference for effect sizes in neuroimaging but are restricted to univariate effect sizes and cross-sectional data. T...

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74079532-75b1-59bb-bdd9-bf2cfd7c2db8
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10.1101/2025.02.10.637497
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