Figure 9.
Quantitative results from the third experiment described in Sec. 5.4. Scan-rescan reproducibility and reliability were measured for fiber bundle metrics of eight fiber bundles. Reproducibility was measured with the coefficient of variation (CV), which gives a normalized measure of error across scans. Reliability was measured with the intra-class correlation (ICC), which indicates the proportion of total variation that exists between subjects. A lower CV and a high ICC are preferable, with an ICC above 0.75 being highly reliable. The top row shows reference visualizations of the bundles. The middle row shows results by bundle type, with aggregation across bundle measures and hemisphere. The bottom row shows results by bundle measure, with aggregation across bundle type. We found linear and adaptive estimation to show an improvement in nearyly all cases by the ICC metric and improvement in most cases by the CV metric.