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k-support norm regularization to fMRI analysis.
An exploration of various sparse regularization techniques for analyzing
fMRI data, such as the L1 norm (often called LASSO in the context of a
squared loss function), Elastic Net, and k-support norm. Employing sparsity
regularization allows us to handle the curse of dimensionality, a problem
commonly found in fMRI analysis. In this work we consider sparse regularization
in both the regression and classification settings. We perform experiments
on fMRI scans from cocaine-addicted as well as healthy control subjects.
Publications
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Predictive sparse modeling of fMRI data for improved
classication, regression, and visualization using
the k-support norm.
Belilovsky E., Gkirtzou K. Misyrlis M., Konova A.B., Honorio J., Alia-Klein N., Goldstein R., Samaras D., and Blaschko M.
Computerized Medical Imaging and Graphics, 2015
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fMRI Analysis of Cocaine Addiction Using
k-support Sparsity.
Gkirtzou Katerina, Honorio Jean, Samaras Dimitris, Goldstein Rita and Blaschko B. Matthew
International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging (ISBI), 2013.
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Sparsity regularization and graph-based
representation in medical imaging
Gkirtzou Katerina
PhD Thesis, Ecole Centrale de Paris, 2013.
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