Predicting Alzheimer’s conversion in mild cognitive impairment patients using longitudinal neuroimaging and clinical markers (RRID:SCR_028391)Copy Citation Copied
URL: http://www.nitrc.org/projects/predict_mci2ad/
Proper Citation: Predicting Alzheimer’s conversion in mild cognitive impairment patients using longitudinal neuroimaging and clinical markers (RRID:SCR_028391)
Description: Project to quantify the impact of longitudinal predictive models with single- or multisource data for predicting MCI-to-AD conversion and identifying a very small subset of features that are highly predictive of conversion.
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Keywords: quantify impact, longitudinal predictive models, predicting MCI-to-AD conversion,
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