TABLE 3.

Features of clusters in the crude SVR-LSM analysis.

	Cluster number	Number of voxels	Anatomical location of the center of gravity	Center MNI* coordinates	Anatomical location of peak intensity	Peak MNI coordinates	Anatomical locations involved in the cluster (>500)
Right	1	18,180	Precentral gyrus	37 −3 37	Insula	36 −1 16	Precentral gyrus Opercular part of the inferior frontal gyrus Middle frontal gyrus Postcentral gyrus Superior frontal gyrus Insula
	2	2,146	Angular gyrus	52 −62 47	Angular gyrus	43 −63 44
	3	331	Angular gyrus	30 −59 50	Angular gyrus	30 −61 48
	4	120	Supramarginal gyrus	68 −27 27	Supramarginal gyrus	68 −22 24
	5	109	Supramarginal gyrus	48 −40 43	Supramarginal gyrus	49 −42 42
Left	6	17,271	Precentral gyrus (postcentral in aal3v1 atlas)	−44 −21 37	Precentral gyrus	−55 −6 31	Postcentral gyrus Precentral gyrus Supramarginal gyrus Insula
	7	193	Undefined	−28 −54 81	Undefined	−28 −55 85
	8	179	Superior parietal lobule	−31 −49 66	Superior parietal lobule	−31 −46 66
	9	172	Undefined	−30 −45 79	Undefined	−26 −44 79
	10	131	Undefined	−41 −41 70	Undefined	−41 −38 63

Clusters with > 100 voxels satisfying P < 0.05 are shown. Results are listed in descending order of voxel size for each hemisphere. The locations of peak intensity and center of gravity are provided as brain regions and Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI) coordinates. Anatomical description from the xjview program is specified based on the Talairach Atlas Labels, and the brain regions on the Automated Anatomical Labelling atlas 3 (AAL3v1) are also provided. In case of differences between the two suggested regions, both regions are described in the table. As the anatomical location of the center and peak intensity did not fully represent anatomical regions in large clusters, anatomical locations with > 500 voxels in the cluster are additionally provided. *MNI, Montreal Neurological Institute.