group studies
Impact of the joint detection-estimation approach on random effects group studies in fMRI
... intra-subject studies, which are usually conducted using a massively univari- ate ...the group statistics, we conducted several Random effect analyses (RFX) which relied either on the General Linear Model ...
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Functional Neuroimaging Group Studies
... 1 Introduction Most neuroimaging statistical problems deal with the comparison of sets of images that embed some features of brain structure or function across a group of subjects, with the purpose to detect some ...
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Structural analysis of fMRI data revisited: improving the sensitivity and reliability of fMRI group studies.
... fMRI Group Studies Abstract Group studies of functional MRI datasets are usually based on the computation of the mean signal across subjects at each voxel (Random Effects Analyses), assuming ...
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IMPACT OF THE JOINT DETECTION-ESTIMATION APPROACH ON RANDOM EFFECTS GROUP STUDIES IN FMRI
... to group studies in fMRI where the principles of random effect analysis are ...the group level using different subject-level inferences are compared on two salient contrasts of interest of a quick ...
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An empirical comparison of surface-based and volume-based group studies in neuroimaging
... fMRI group analysis on the cortical surface instead of the brain volume may bene t the detection of some foci of activity, and thus yield more speci c, and possibly more sensitive analysis than standard ...
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Robust Group-Level Inference in Neuroimaging Genetic Studies
... Keywords-Robust regression, fMRI, neuroimaging; I. I NTRODUCTION The statistical analysis of neuroimaging data is challeng- ing since they are composed of multiple correlated descrip- tors (the images’ voxels) the number ...
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ON THE BUMPY FUNDAMENTAL GROUP SCHEME
... 4. Any dimension We have seen that when the base scheme S has dimension 1 the whole picture becomes more complicated. But there is at least a very useful property that we used a lot: over a Dedekind domain a finitely ...
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The genus class group I
... is surjective, i.e. ,f : ~VI -~ L splits, which yields (2.5). Now we are going to prepare the ground for the definition of the class- group of g. For any F-vector space V we denote by V’ = V 0p Q~ its extension ...
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Behavioural models for group communications
... Related Work Some work has been done to formally verify properties in group-based applications. Some of these verifications deal with safety properties, while others remain limited to a case study. In [23] the ...
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Gender and Health Research Group
... mixed group of 2nd-grade children between 7 and 8 years of age were compared with another mixed group, this time of 3rd-grade children between 8 and 9 years of ...
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Report 2019 Thematic Working Group
... WORKING GROUP Núria Planas, Autonomous University of Barcelona The European Society for Research in Mathematics Education (ERME) holds a biennial conference (CERME) in which research is presented and discussed in ...
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On the Impossibility of Group Membership
... Unité de recherche INRIA Lorraine, Technopôle de Nancy-Brabois, Campus scientifique, 615 rue du Jardin Botanique, BP 101, 54600 VILLERS LÈS NANCY Unité de recherche INRIA Rennes, Irisa, [r] ...
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Scaling Group Testing Similarity Search
... different group construction methods for group ...of group testing to similarity search [ 10 , 18 ], we first propose a group- ing strategy based on ...the group testing frame- ...of ...
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Perinatal Group B streptococcal Disease
... With vaccine advances that have controlled or virtually elim- inated the risk of Hib, pneumococcal and meningococcal disease in children, the major cause of meningitis and sepsis in childhood in developed countries and a ...
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Group cooperation against an incumbent
... single group isolated form the rest of ...interest group – called the challenger group – invests some e¤orts to take over an incumbent for the award of a collective ...challenger group have ...
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Patent settlements - The Knowledge Group
... • Settlement goes beyond scope of the patent (geographic or material scope, duration) - e.g., Generic may not sell any products that compete with Originator’s product (not just the pr[r] ...
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Context Aware Group Activity Recognition
... predicts group activities along with the individual actions of people present in the video, as shown in ...example, group activities can be right set, right spike ...predict group activities and ...
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Synchronization in Music Group Playing
... 2 Iris Yuping Ren, Ren´e Doursat, and Jean-Louis Giavitto Fig. 1. Initial configuration of the music group program, with a conductor symbolized in red and four di↵erent groups of musicians in “white”, “green”, ...
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Group Creativity in Biomedical Engineering Education
... Yet despite the recognition of the central role of creativity, many Universities are struggling to embrace creativity mainly due to the lack of explicit guidelines to help them embedding creativity in the curriculum and ...
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Content Working Group Report 2016-2017
... Gustafson, Indiana State University, USA • Johannes Hercher, Free University of Berlin, Germany • Christina Ley Hughes, Bangor University, United Kingdom • Stew MacLehose, University of [r] ...
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