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Functional brain segmentation using inter-subject correlation in fMRI

2016-06-07

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The human brain continuously processes massive amounts of rich sensory information. To better understand such highly complex brain processes, modern neuroimaging studies are increasingly utilizing experimental setups that better mimic daily-life situations. We propose a new exploratory data-analysis approach, functional segmentation intersubject correlation analysis (FuSeISC), to facilitate the analysis of functio...

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da11c4e2-9d7a-5bae-b76e-f5c304515c49
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10.1101/057620
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