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. 2023 Jan 9;1:974927. doi: 10.3389/fnimg.2022.974927

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Analysis steps during canonical template tracking. The figure synthesizes the analysis protocol, from the data preprocessing to statistical inference. Insets figures, at the right, show different predicted outputs that could be obtained with CTT when applied to spatially resolved (upper section) and temporally resolved (lower section) techniques. The upper section shows examples from ROI (left) and searchlight-based (right) analyses. The lower section shows examples of the time course of different templates activation indexes (left) and a temporal generalization matrix (right).