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Groupwise connectivity-based parcellation of the whole human cortical surface using watershed-driven dimension reduction

Lefranc et al., 2016

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6841195186935636746
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Lefranc S
Roca P
Perrot M
Poupon C
Le Bihan D
Mangin J
Rivière D
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Medical image analysis

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Segregating the human cortex into distinct areas based on structural connectivity criteria is of widespread interest in neuroscience. This paper presents a groupwise connectivity-based parcellation framework for the whole cortical surface using a new high quality diffusion …
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