KM was the imaging lead on the study and with RJH verified classification of scan results.
Quantitative thresholds for automated classification of scans provided interesting results.
This new method for brain image analysis allows voxelwise between-group comparisons and classification of scans at an individual basis [ 5, 6].
Some AP musicians spontaneously reported mentally translating tones from their pitch names to their RP classification during scanning, likely accounting for the slower mean reaction time of AP musicians for correct tonal classification compared with QAP musicians (contrast estimate = −0.243, P = 0.02; Fig. 4 a ).
Since the patients are not pathologically confirmed, the subject's labels possess some degree of uncertainty, as the pattern of hypo-perfusion may not reflect the underlying pathology of AD, nor the different classification of scans necessarily reflect the severity of the patients symptoms.
In this paper, existing energy model classifications are scanned for adequate model characteristics and accordingly, a confined number of models are selected and described.
Computerized tomography (CT) of the brain at admission was evaluated following the Traumatic Coma Data Bank Computed Tomography (TCDB CT) scan classification.
Information on repeat scans was lacking in 94 pregnancies (mainly due to a logistical problem at St George's hospital), and repeat scan classification (miscarriage, empty sac, gestational sac+yolk sac, embryo without heartbeat, embryo with heartbeat) was unclear in two, leaving 2749 pregnancies (86.1%) with information on 11-14 week viability, pregnancy type, and repeat scan classification.
TCDB CT was grouped in two groups: one best TCDB CT scan classification type I, II and evacuable mass (EM) and the other worst TCDB CT scan type III, IV and non-evacuable mass (NEM).
We used two methods to establish the location of the tags: difference mapping and a novel image classification procedure to scan systematically positions around the perimeter of the head (Movies S1 and S2).
