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Chapter 6: Registration and Normalization — Andy's Brain Book 1.0 documentation
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Although most people’s brains are similar - everyone has a cingulate gyrus and a corpus callosum, for instance - there are also differences in brain size and shape. As a consequence, if we want to do a group analysis we need to ensure that each voxel for each subject corresponds to the same part of the brain. If we are measuring a voxel in the visual cortex, for example, we would want to make sure that every subject’s visual cortex is in alignment with each other.
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