Annual meeting with IBC participants
On January 8th, we had our annual meeting with all participants: all of them were present.. We gave an update on the kinds of results reched through IBC and offered them a 3D printing of their cortex.
On January 8th, we had our annual meeting with all participants: all of them were present.. We gave an update on the kinds of results reched through IBC and offered them a 3D printing of their cortex.
Please take a look at http://team.inria.fr/parietal/job-offers/
Please, see http://nistats.github.io for details. Thanks @MPerezGuevaraT for finalizing it. To give a try: `pip install nistats`
nilearn 0.4 release:https://t.co/Qs1GntYTGD Includes easy projection from volume to surface:https://t.co/F4IcBh6IZZ Making statistical learning on neuroimaging easier: pure Python, fast, and readable code. pic.twitter.com/nTrFneaTtP — Gael Varoquaux (@GaelVaroquaux) November 19, 2017
See https://goo.gl/Bx4kvh
https://t.co/lebGUZXuJc
Will take place on Tuesday, Sept 26th in Neurospin amphitheater. The thesis is entitled “Enhancement of functional brain connectome analysis by the use of deformable models in the estimation of spatial decompositions of the brain images”, and the committee includes: John Ashburner Gabriel Peyré Moritz Grosse-Wentrup Marc Schoenauer G. Varoquaux…
Jérôme Dockès is presenting a poster “Relating Brain Structures To Open-Ended Descriptions Of Cognition”: a rigorous machine learning setting for meta-analysis.
Now on HAL: https://hal.inria.fr/hal-01576641 Great work by @joaoloula.
Multi-output predictions from neuroimaging: assessing reduced-rank linear models Bertrand Thirion; Gael P Varoquaux; Mehdi Rahim* Towards a Faster Randomized Parcellation Based Inference Gael Varoquaux; Andres Hoyos-Idrobo*; Bertrand Thirion See https://sites.google.com/site/prni2017/home/program/