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    • Computational Anatomy

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    • Partial volume effects (PVE) introduce confounds in functional imaging analysis.
    • Accurate partial volume (PV) estimation is crucial for PVE correction.
    • Volumetric segmentation methods struggle with complex structures like the cortex.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • Introduce Toblerone, a new surface-based method for PV estimation.
    • Evaluate Toblerone's performance against existing methods.
    • Demonstrate Toblerone's advantages for neuroimaging data.

    Main Methods:

    • Toblerone utilizes a purely geometric approach based on surface-voxel intersection.
    • Employs surface-based segmentation, not restricted by structure or modality.
    • Validated on simulated data, T1-weighted MRI, and Human Connectome Project data.

    Main Results:

    • Toblerone matched or surpassed existing surface-based methods in performance.
    • Outperformed volumetric methods (FSL FAST) in robustness to noise and field non-uniformity.
    • Showcased improved inter-session repeatability for brain volume estimation.

    Conclusions:

    • Surface-based PV estimation with Toblerone offers superior accuracy and robustness.
    • Eliminates resampling, beneficial for high-resolution neuroimaging.
    • Toblerone provides a versatile and effective tool for PVE correction in neuroimaging.