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  • Neurociencia
  • Ingeniería Biomédica
  • Ciencia de Datos

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  • Los estudios multisede enfrentan desafíos debido a efectos específicos del sitio que confunden los resultados.
  • Se prueban métodos de armonización existentes en diversos datos de neuroimagen (RM, DTI, RMF).
  • La magnetoencefalografía (MEG) presenta desafíos de armonización únicos debido a las diferencias de plataforma.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Evaluar métodos de armonización para datos de magnetoencefalografía (MEG) multisede.
  • Identificar un método que preserve las relaciones no lineales entre los datos y las covariables.
  • Demostrar la viabilidad e importancia de la armonización de datos de MEG en la investigación multisede.

Principales métodos:

  • Se probaron ComBat, GAM-ComBat (Neuroharmonize), CovBat (con GAM) y RELIEF en 16 conjuntos de datos de MEG de acceso abierto.
  • Se evaluó la capacidad de los métodos para armonizar datos y al mismo tiempo retener las relaciones de covariables.
  • Se centró en preservar las dependencias no lineales, como con la edad.

Principales resultados:

  • GAM-ComBat surgió como el método superior para armonizar datos de MEG.
  • Este método conservó eficazmente las dependencias no lineales entre los datos y las covariables.
  • La armonización abordó con éxito los efectos específicos del sitio en estudios de MEG multisede.

Conclusiones:

  • La armonización de datos de MEG multisede es factible y esencial.
  • Se recomienda GAM-ComBat por su eficacia en la preservación de las relaciones de covariables.
  • La implementación de estrategias de armonización es vital para una investigación sólida de MEG multisede.