1 h 17 min
Machine learning methods applied to dMRI tractography for the study of brain connectivity
Machine Learning, Brain Imaging, Neuroimaging and seminar by Pamela Guevara, Engineer, Department of Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Universidad de Concepción, Chile
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Wednesday 10:15–11:25 Montevideo (GMT-3)
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Abstract
Tractography datasets, calculated from dMRI, represent the main WM structural connections in the brain. Thanks to advances in image acquisition and processing, the complexity and size of these datasets have constantly increased, also containing a large amount of artifacts. We present some examples of algorithms, most of them based on classical machine learning approaches, to analyze these data and identify common connectivity patterns among subjects.
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