李焕杰

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硕士生导师

性别:女

毕业院校:北京大学

学位:博士

所在单位:生物医学工程学院

学科:生物医学工程

办公地点:辽宁省大连市甘井子区凌工路2号大连理工大学创新园大厦A1222

联系方式:hj_li@dlut.edu.cn

电子邮箱:hj_li@dlut.edu.cn

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A voxelation-corrected non-stationary 3D cluster-size test based on random field theory

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论文类型:期刊论文

发表时间:2015-09-01

发表刊物:NEUROIMAGE

收录刊物:SCIE、PubMed、Scopus

卷号:118

页面范围:676-682

ISSN号:1053-8119

关键字:Non-stationary; Cluster size inference; Random field theory

摘要:Cluster-size tests (CSTs) based on randomfield theory (RFT) are commonly adopted to identify significant differences in brain images. However, the use of RFT in CSTs rests on the assumption of uniform smoothness (stationarity). When images are non-stationary, CSTs based on RFT will likely lead to increased false positives in smooth regions and reduced power in rough regions. An adjustment to the cluster size according to the local smoothness at each voxel has been proposed for the standard test based on RFT to address non-stationarity, however, this technique requires images with a large degree of spatial smoothing, large degrees of freedom and high intensity thresholding. Recently, we proposed a voxelation-corrected 3D CST based on Gaussian random field theory that does not place constraints on the degree of spatial smoothness. However, this approach is only applicable to stationary images, requiring further modification to enable use for non-stationary images. In this study, we present modifications of this method to develop a voxelation-corrected non-stationary 3D CST based on RFT. Both simulated and real data were used to compare the voxelation-corrected non-stationary CST to the standard clustersize adjusted non-stationary CST based on RFT and the voxelation-corrected stationary CST. We found that voxelation-corrected stationary CST is liberal for non-stationary images and the voxelation-corrected nonstationary CST performs better than cluster-size adjusted non-stationary CST based on RFT under low smoothness, low intensity threshold and low degrees of freedom. Published by Elsevier Inc.