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Modeling Brain MRI Using Persistent Homology and Multilevel Functional Data Analysis
Persistent homology provides a multiscale representation of biomedical images by capturing higher-order topological features that reflect their underlying structural organization. However, the resulting topological summaries are typically used as predictors or features for classification and group c
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