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. 2018 Oct 8;8:14899. doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-32879-0

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(a) The network of regions involved in the representation of general personal semantics as identified by the RSA analysis in Eq. 5 (corresponding to the Hamm term). Four different views (left, back, right, top) of a glass brain are shown. A full 3D view of the network can be seen in Supplementary Movie S1. See Table 2 for a complete list of regions with at least 10 voxels in the general personal semantic network. (b) The network of regions involved in the representation of personal semantics during vivid reminiscence as identified by the RSA analysis in Eq. 6 (corresponding to the Hamm term). See Table 3 for a complete list of regions with at least 10 voxels in the vivid personal semantics network. The same views presented in (a) are shown and comparing the two networks reveals that the vivid reminiscence network is a subset of the more general personal semantics network identified in (a). A full 3D view of the network can be seen in Supplementary Movie S2.