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“Sulcus Sink”: A Compact Binary and Semi-Automated Inverse Dijkstra-based System for Describing Sulcal Trajectories

2020-02-19

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We present a description of a system that uses a compact binary representation to describe and trace sulci on a reconstructed human cortical surface, based on a set of human-generated targets. The inputs to the system were manually created on a training set of 20 normal subjects (11 females, 9 males) with ages 22 – 40 years. T1 weighted MPRAGE images were collected on a Siemens 3T Trio scanner, with TR/TE = 2530/3...

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d6b40e03-711b-5274-bdcc-a022ed288438
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10.1101/2020.02.18.955096
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