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Clinically-Feasible Brain Morphometric Similarity Network Construction Approaches with Restricted Magnetic Resonance Imaging Acquisitions and their Relationship with Cognition

2019-08-30

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<p>Morphometric Similarity Networks (MSNs) estimate structural 'connectivity' as a biologically meaningful set of statistical similarities between cyto-architectural features derived in-vivo from multiple MRI sequences. These networks have shown to be clinically relevant, predicting 40% variance in IQ. However, the sequences required (T1w and T2w 3D anatomical, DWI) to produce these networks typically have long ac...

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10.31234/osf.io/vks3u
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