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A Gradient-Informed Robust Motion Correction Method for FMRI

Cerebral activation may be a serious confounding effect during the estimation of motion correction parameters in FMRI time series. This effect, which stems from the fact that activated voxels violate the assumption of intensity conservation for perfectly aligned images, is particularly significant when using least squares-based similarity measures.

Mark Jenkinson | Luis Freire | M. Jenkinson | L. Freire

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