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Workshop on New Directions on Decoding Mental States from fMRI Data 2006 - Whistler

Enhancing functional magnetic resonance imaging with supervised learning

author:Stephen LaConte, Biomedical Imaging Technology Center, Georgia Institute of Technology
published: Feb. 25, 2007, recorded: December 2006, views: 233

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This paper reports novel applications of supervised learning methods intended to directly impact fMRI technology with the aim of improving data acquisition and analysis.

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