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Fast brain decoding with random sampling and random projections

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Fig. 2. Approximation in the brain space: Weight maps (unthresholded) of a ` 2 -logistic regression, obtained for the discrimination of face and house on the Haxby dataset
Fig. 4. Impact of the dimensionality reduction on the prediction performance: Discrimination using logistic regression of 25 conditions on 3 datasets, after dimensionality is reduction to k = 100

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