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  • To introduce CLEAN-R, a new statistical method for testing and localizing correspondences between neuroimaging modalities.
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Main Methods:

  • CLEAN-R adjusts for spatial autocorrelation within each neuroimaging modality.
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  • The method was validated using structural and functional MRI data from the Philadelphia Neurodevelopmental Cohort.

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  • CLEAN-R demonstrates high statistical power in detecting intermodal correspondences.
  • The method maintains nominal Type I error rates, ensuring reliable findings.
  • Simulations and data analyses confirmed the efficacy of CLEAN-R.

Conclusions:

  • CLEAN-R offers a significant advancement over previous methods by enabling both testing and localization of intermodal associations.
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