Linear Neuroimaging Models
Cross-source consensus on Linear Neuroimaging Models from 1 sources and 5 claims.
1 sources · 5 claims
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- Under collinearity, linear-model weights may reflect shared variance rather than region-specific effects. — Improving clinical interpretability of linear neuroimaging models through feature whitening
- Logistic regression was chosen because it is linear and interpretable. — Improving clinical interpretability of linear neuroimaging models through feature whitening
- Correlated input features weaken the clinical interpretability of linear-model coefficients. — Improving clinical interpretability of linear neuroimaging models through feature whitening
- Linear models are widely used in computational neuroimaging because their coefficients can link brain measurements to clinical outcomes. — Improving clinical interpretability of linear neuroimaging models through feature whitening
- The study's conclusions are directly established for L2-regularized logistic regression rather than nonlinear models. — Improving clinical interpretability of linear neuroimaging models through feature whitening