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Cortical folding pattern analysis is very important to understand brain organization and development. Since previous studies mostly focus on human brain cortex, the regularity and variability of cortical folding patterns across primate brains (macaques, chimpanzees and human) remain largely unknown. This paper presents a novel computational framework to identify common or unique gyral folding patterns...
Cortical folding pattern analysis has attracted significant interest recently due to its significance in understanding the structure and function of the brain. While most previous studies focused on the human brain, the regularity and variability of cortical folding patterns across primate brains such as macaques and chimpanzees are largely unknown. To fill this knowledge gap, this paper develops...
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