A Model Selection Method for Nonlinear System Identification Based fMRI Effective Connectivity Analysis
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T. Martin McGinnity | Damien Coyle | Habib Benali | Liam P. Maguire | Xingfeng Li | H. Benali | D. Coyle | T. McGinnity | L. Maguire | T. Mcginnity | Xingfeng Li
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