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Cross-subject brain entropy mapping

Del Mauro, G.; Wang, Z.

2024-04-10 neuroscience
10.1101/2024.04.05.588307 bioRxiv
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We present a method to map the regional similarity between resting state fMRI activities of different individuals. The similarity was measured using cross-entropy. Group level patterns were displayed based on the Human Connectome Project Youth data. While we only showed the cross-subject brain entropy (BEN) mapping results in this manuscript, the same concept can be directly extended to map the cross-sessional BEN and the cross-regional cross-subject or subject-session BEN.

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