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Judged by your neighbors: Brain structural normativity profiles for large and heterogeneous samples

2024-12-26

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The detection of norm deviations is fundamental to clinical decision making and impacts our ability to diagnose and treat diseases effectively. Current normative modeling approaches rely on generic comparisons and quantify deviations in relation to the population average. However, generic models interpolate subtle nuances and risk the loss of critical information, thereby compromising effective personalization of...

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dff9de62-659a-515a-ab8f-e454c39af16a
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10.1101/2024.12.24.24319598
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