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Style Transfer Using Generative Adversarial Networks for Multi-Site MRI Harmonization

2021-03-19

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Large data initiatives and high-powered brain imaging analyses require the pooling of MR images acquired across multiple scanners, often using different protocols. Prospective cross-site harmonization often involves the use of a phantom or traveling subjects. However, as more datasets are becoming publicly available, there is a growing need for retrospective harmonization, pooling data from sites not originally co...

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ca977093-d29c-5e12-950c-3459cda2c9e5
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10.1101/2021.03.17.435892
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