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A new MATLAB toolkit enables predictive modeling for neuroimaging and lesion-behavior studies, moving beyond traditional inference. This tool aids in understanding brain lesions and predicting language impairments, achieving 30-40% variance prediction in new patients.

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Area of Science:

Neuroimaging
Computational Neuroscience
Clinical Neurology

Background:

Traditional neuroimaging and lesion-behavior studies rely on inferential statistics, limiting predictive applications.
Precision medicine necessitates predictive frameworks that maximize model generalizability.
Existing tools lack support for predictive modeling in lesion-behavior research and have limitations with data types and outcome variables.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a versatile MATLAB software toolkit for both inferential and predictive modeling in neuroimaging and lesion-behavior studies.
To overcome limitations of existing tools regarding data modality, outcome variables (classification/regression), and analytical approaches.
To facilitate the adoption of predictive modeling for enhanced understanding and application in clinical neurology.

Main Methods:

Development of a MATLAB toolkit with graphical user and scripting interfaces.
Implementation of mass-univariate, multivariate, and machine learning models.
Inclusion of routines for hyper-parameter optimization, cross-validation, model stacking, and significance testing.
Automatic generation of methodological descriptions for reproducibility.

Main Results:

The toolkit successfully supports both inferential and predictive modeling for diverse data modalities and problem types.
Application to left hemispheric lesions revealed distinct lesion locations associated with expressive and receptive language impairments.
Lesion-derived network measures were highly predictive of language impairments, explaining approximately 30-40% of variance in unseen data.

Conclusions:

The developed toolkit addresses critical needs in lesion-behavior research by integrating predictive modeling capabilities.
The findings demonstrate the potential of lesion location and network measures to predict language deficits with significant accuracy.
The toolkit is publicly available with tutorials, promoting reproducible and advanced research in clinical neuroimaging.