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Traditional approaches to analyzing brain anatomy focus on attempting to localize the brain regions associated with a given covariate. Particularly in the study of disease or in drug development it is useful to be able to state that a given disease or drug has an effect on brain anatomy at a specific location. In this document we’re going to evaluate simple hierarchical models and a novel model termed the effect diffusion tree at identifying where in the brain effects are occurring.
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StanCon, Bayesian Data Analysis, Stan
StanCon, Bayesian Data Analysis, Stan
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