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A unified framework for spatially resolved cortical activation analysis
Cluster-based permutation tests are widely used for analyzing MEG data, even though they are limited to cluster-level inference and do not provide spatially resolved effect estimates. We propose a regression-based framework for modeling brain activity directly on the cortical surface. Spatial effe
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