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Beyond brain reading: randomized sparsity and clustering to simultaneously predict and identify

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Fig. 1. Simulation results: a. ground truth, b. F-values, c. scores, d. identification precision-recall, e
Fig. 2. Results on fMRI object recogni- recogni-tion task (face vs. house) on subject 1.
Fig. 3. Prediction ROC on fMRI object recognition task (face vs. house) for the four other subjects
Fig. 4. ROC AUC scores as a function of the  num-ber of training sesssions.

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