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Localising Shapes in Neuroimaging Data

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TGMW42 - Developments in Healthcare Imaging – Connecting with Academia

In this presentation, I will briefly introduce persistent homology and its application to neuroimaging to characterise and differentiate mental states, as well as its advantages over traditional network analysis approaches.



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