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Transient spectral events in resting state MEG predict individual time-frequency task responses

2018-09-17

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Even in response to apparently simple tasks such as hand moving, human brain activity shows remarkable inter-subject variability. Presumably, this variability reflects genuine behavioural or functional variability. Recently, spatial variability of resting-state features in fMRI - specifically connectivity - has been shown to explain (spatial) task-response variability. Such a link, however, is still missing for M/...

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b301fcd7-6568-5a0f-b8f2-65c43b7d9b3a
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10.1101/419374
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