APAC
Automatic parcellation of auditory cortex (APAC)
APAC is a lightweight module for parcellate human brain auditory cortex. It is primarily intended for dividing the aduitory cortex into subregions
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K. Byeon, B.-y. Park, H. S. Lee, S.-G. Kim and H. Park, "Fully automated parcellation of the primary auditory cortex" Society for Neuroscience - Neuroscience 2019
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- Sean H. Lee - Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetic
- Bo-yong Park, MICA Lab - Montreal Neurological Institute
- Kyoungseob Byeon, MIPL - Sungkyunkwan University
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