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T1 white/gray contrast as a predictor of chronological age, and an index of cognitive performance

2017-08-03

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The maturational schedule of human brain development appears to be narrowly confined. The chronological age of an individual can be predicted from brain images with considerable accuracy, and deviation from the typical pattern of brain maturation has been related to cognitive performance. Methods using multi-modal data, or complex measures derived from voxels throughout the brain have shown the greatest accuracy,...

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Literature Corpus work: fea84a42-127a-5b3d-a036-dd9e8ba40d73
DOI: 10.1101/171892

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