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Exploratory analysis in phMRI
John McGonigle, Majid Mirmehdi
Working in collaboration with the Psychopharmacology Unit, we are investigating and developing exploratory, data-driven methods for the analysis of pharmacological MRI (phMRI). The data produced in these studies can be thought of as 3D movies of the brain, where we seek to discover both the temporal and spatial effects of a drug, especially in cases where the expected neural response is not well established.