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Fig3_a.dat Mar 14, 2020 - Replication data for: Dynamical Blockade in a Single-Mode Bosonic System Fixed Field Text Data - 1.5 KB - MD5: 4bf4da95c7358407215d3511ad4ed5eb Data for Figure 3 (a) panel.
Fig3_b.dat Mar 14, 2020 - Replication data for: Dynamical Blockade in a Single-Mode Bosonic System Fixed Field Text Data - 17.2 KB - MD5: d11d13105ba1cfeb5f2ca17b08f00521 Data for Figure 3 (b) panel.
Fig3_c.dat Mar 14, 2020 - Replication data for: Dynamical Blockade in a Single-Mode Bosonic System Fixed Field Text Data - 13.7 KB - MD5: f1321d842bd236a868745fbb061896dc Data for Figure 3 (c) panel.
Fig3_d.dat Mar 14, 2020 - Replication data for: Dynamical Blockade in a Single-Mode Bosonic System Fixed Field Text Data - 13.7 KB - MD5: 495cd5593dd4e954e2bf76b8d6aef756 Data for Figure 3 (d) panel.
Fig4_left.dat Mar 14, 2020 - Replication data for: Dynamical Blockade in a Single-Mode Bosonic System Fixed Field Text Data - 11.0 KB - MD5: 1b2b005c4f19907b65a72370632d4237 Data for Figure 4 left panel.
Fig4_right.dat Mar 14, 2020 - Replication data for: Dynamical Blockade in a Single-Mode Bosonic System Fixed Field Text Data - 5.5 KB - MD5: 7b63ec2e3f7c5d6a1473a99e8ec5ab89 Data for Figure 4 right panel.
Cover_legend.docx Mar 12, 2020 - Maximizing dissimilarity in resting state detects heterogeneous subtypes in healthy population associated with high substance use and problems in antisocial personality MS Word - 13.4 KB - MD5: 069143faf50f7198a8f4ad8ddd70ef47
Kashyap_et_al-2019-Human_Brain_Mapping.pdf Mar 12, 2020 - Maximizing dissimilarity in resting state detects heterogeneous subtypes in healthy population associated with high substance use and problems in antisocial personality Adobe PDF - 5.6 MB - MD5: a4fea3f6625fc953a107e907ee3d0c70
Kashyap_et_al-2020-Human_Brain_Mapping.pdf Mar 12, 2020 - Maximizing dissimilarity in resting state detects heterogeneous subtypes in healthy population associated with high substance use and problems in antisocial personality Adobe PDF - 4.6 MB - MD5: 01cc473f531b3870c9cc2b7841d4811f
Subtypes in Resting-State fMRI of Healthy Controls(Nanyang Technological University) Mar 12, 2020CRADLE - Centre for Research and Development in Learning In this work we develop an algorithm to find the subtypes within the healthy control population from their magnetic resonance images obtained during the rest inside the scanner

Fig3_a.dat

Mar 14, 2020 - Replication data for: Dynamical Blockade in a Single-Mode Bosonic System

Fixed Field Text Data - 1.5 KB -

Data for Figure 3 (a) panel.

Fig3_b.dat

Mar 14, 2020 - Replication data for: Dynamical Blockade in a Single-Mode Bosonic System

Fixed Field Text Data - 17.2 KB -

Data for Figure 3 (b) panel.

Fig3_c.dat

Mar 14, 2020 - Replication data for: Dynamical Blockade in a Single-Mode Bosonic System

Fixed Field Text Data - 13.7 KB -

Data for Figure 3 (c) panel.

Fig3_d.dat

Mar 14, 2020 - Replication data for: Dynamical Blockade in a Single-Mode Bosonic System

Fixed Field Text Data - 13.7 KB -

Data for Figure 3 (d) panel.

Fig4_left.dat

Mar 14, 2020 - Replication data for: Dynamical Blockade in a Single-Mode Bosonic System

Fixed Field Text Data - 11.0 KB -

Data for Figure 4 left panel.

Fig4_right.dat

Mar 14, 2020 - Replication data for: Dynamical Blockade in a Single-Mode Bosonic System

Fixed Field Text Data - 5.5 KB -

Data for Figure 4 right panel.

Cover_legend.docx

Mar 12, 2020 - Maximizing dissimilarity in resting state detects heterogeneous subtypes in healthy population associated with high substance use and problems in antisocial personality

MS Word - 13.4 KB -

Kashyap_et_al-2019-Human_Brain_Mapping.pdf

Mar 12, 2020 - Maximizing dissimilarity in resting state detects heterogeneous subtypes in healthy population associated with high substance use and problems in antisocial personality

Adobe PDF - 5.6 MB -

Kashyap_et_al-2020-Human_Brain_Mapping.pdf

Mar 12, 2020 - Maximizing dissimilarity in resting state detects heterogeneous subtypes in healthy population associated with high substance use and problems in antisocial personality

Adobe PDF - 4.6 MB -

Subtypes in Resting-State fMRI of Healthy Controls(Nanyang Technological University)

Mar 12, 2020CRADLE - Centre for Research and Development in Learning

In this work we develop an algorithm to find the subtypes within the healthy control population from their magnetic resonance images obtained during the rest inside the scanner

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