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Replicable multivariate BWAS with moderate sample sizes

2022-06-26

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Brain-Wide Association Studies (BWAS) have become a dominant method for linking mind and brain over the past 30 years. Univariate models test tens to hundreds of thousands of brain voxels individually, whereas multivariate models (‘multivariate BWAS’) integrate signals across brain regions into a predictive model. Numerous problems have been raised with univariate BWAS, including lack of power and reliability and...

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Literature Corpus work: ee58d820-0d1a-5456-962d-cc839632cdba
DOI: 10.1101/2022.06.22.497072

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