Journal article
Predictive classification of individual magnetic resonance imaging scans from children and adolescents
BA Johnston, B Mwangi, K Matthews, D Coghill, JD Steele
European Child and Adolescent Psychiatry | SPRINGER | Published : 2013
Abstract
Neuroimaging techniques are increasingly being explored as potential tools for clinical prediction in psychiatry. There are a wide range of approaches which can be applied to make individual predictions for various aspects of disorders such as diagnostic status, symptom severity scores, identification of patients at risk of developing disorders and estimation of the likelihood of response to treatment. This selective review highlights a popular group of pattern recognition techniques, support vector machines (SVMs) for use with structural magnetic resonance imaging scans. First, however, we outline various practical issues, limitations and techniques which need to be considered before SVM's ..
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Funding Acknowledgements
BAJ and BMI were partially supported by SINAPSE (www.sinapse.ac.uk) studentships. BAJ support includes a SINAPSE-SPIRIT industry partnership with Siemens Medical.