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Bayesian Uncertainty Quantification for fMRI Functional Connectivity via Simulation-Based Inference
Optimizing fMRI scan duration and spatial resolution is critical for experimental design, yet traditional correlation-based approaches cannot quantify uncertainty or disentangle scanner measurement noise from true neural variability across subjects. Without principled uncertainty bounds, researchers
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