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The signal to noise ratio (SNR) measured in these ROIs was defined as the mean intensity divided by the standard deviation.
However, the ratio of the bone mean intensity divided by the CSF mean intensity was not linked to the pathology (p = 0.42) nor its severity (p = 0.1).
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The SRR was then determined by the ratio of the mean striatal intensity divided by the mean reference intensity.
Because a low SNR value (equal to the mean signal intensity divided by the standard deviation of the signal intensity over time) in fNIRS measurements represents poor contact between the optodes and scalp, the quantification of the SNR values at all of the measurement channels allowed for the examination and identification of the measurement channels with poor quality.
(A ) Mean diffraction intensity divided by standard deviation (I/σ) (left axis, dotted lines) and the half set correlation coefficient (CC1/2) (right axis, solid lines) for PCH-2 native diffraction data (see Table 1 ) along the three principal axes a* (red), b* (yellow), and c* (blue).
To estimate image signal-to-noise ratio in each ROI, each voxel's mean intensity was divided by its standard deviation through time.
The mean intensity was divided by area for each PNN and the quartiles determined.
The mean intensity is the total intensity divided by the nuclear area.
For each antigen LMC and Ts65Dn normalized mean intensity values were divided by the average mean intensity for all LMC samples to obtain the percentage of LMC.
The scintillation index S4, defined as the standard deviation of signal intensities divided by their mean, is obtained every minute.
Normalized fold intensities were calculated for reasons of comparison from the normalized signal intensities divided by the average of the normalized signal intensities of the three organs (mean expression intensity).
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