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. 2015 May 26;2(2):026001. doi: 10.1117/1.JMI.2.2.026001

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Fig. 6 — Percentage of cases where one software package disagreed from other two (by software). Operator 1’s data. The $x$ axis range plotted is for all software’s percent of cases above the threshold (as shown in Fig. 4) being between 25% and 75%. The threshold is used to differentiate between pseudoprogression and progression. (a) The percentage of cases where one software package disagreed from the other two across a range of mean rCBV thresholds. (b) The percentage of cases where one software package disagreed from the other two across a range of 95th percentile rCBV thresholds. (c) The percentage of cases where one software package disagreed from the other two across a range of thresholds for percent of voxels above NAWM.