Nature Commentary: New AI Potential in Resting-State Neuroimaging
pshrink · x · 2026-07-18
In a Perspective article for Nature Reviews Neuroscience, Daniel Bor and colleagues argue that the practical value of resting-state neuroimaging data has been severely underestimated, especially with the advent of novel analytical methods like AI. The study was led by Loopyluppi.
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