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Opportunities and considerations for visualising neuroimaging data on very large displays

2016-09-02

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Neuroimaging experiments can generate impressive volumes of data and many images of the results. This is particularly true of multi-modal imaging studies that use more than one imaging technique, or when imaging is combined with other assessments. A challenge for these studies is appropriate visualisation of results in order to drive insights and guide accurate interpretations. Next-generation visualisation techno...

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869f6db2-b047-5f6a-952c-181c33494d09
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10.12688/f1000research.9522.1
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