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TítuloClassification of mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer’s Disease with machine learning techniques using 1H Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy data

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Fig. 1. Single voxel prescription in the right hippocampus from one subject, registered onto a high-resolution T1 SPGR: sagittal (a),  transverse (b) and coronal (c) view
Fig.  2. Flow  chart  for  the  calculation  of  Alzheimer’s  disease  patient  classification  using  1 H-MRS  data  and  Weka  machine-learning  techniques  and  the implementation of the best model as a free  Web tool for the prediction of  Alzheimer’s
Table 2. Alz (mMCI, aMCI, AD) vs. control classification.
Table 3. mMCI vs. control classification.  Brain  region  Model  Training  Validation  No
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