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. 2020 Aug 23;41(15):4155–4172. doi: 10.1002/hbm.25105

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Top right: Bayes' factor (BF) map of Alzheimer's disease calculated with equiprobable priors over BrainMap data. Top left: Bayes' factor map of Alzheimer's disease calculated with equiprobable priors over BrainMap data, compensated for the different representativeness of pathologies in the database. Bottom right: Bayes' factor (BF) map of schizophrenia calculated with equiprobable priors over BrainMap data. Bottom left: Bayes' factor map of schizophrenia calculated with equiprobable priors over BrainMap data, compensated for the different representativeness of pathologies in the database. Middle: Radar maps illustrating the comparison between the network‐based decomposition of previous results expressed in mean Bayes' factor values. Bayes' factor maps are expressed in normalized BF values. See Table S4 and S5 for the specific numeric visualization