Exploratory analysis of event-related fMRI demonstrated in a working memory study
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Summary
DLS is an oversampling scheme for event-related fMRI that has the advantage of providing volume slice timing without the need for signal interpolation and dynamical cluster analysis of signal time-courses reveals spatio-temporal patterns of activity associated with different memory load conditions.
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- book
- Published
- 2003-01-01
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- 3
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Keywords
Working memory, Computer science, Event (particle physics), Encoding (memory), Brain activity and meditation
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