Fiberprint : Identifying subjects and twins using fiber geometry based brain fingerprint

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Fiberprint : Identifying subjects and twins using fiber geometry based brain fingerprint

Kumar, Kuldeep and Desrosiers, Christian and Siddiqi, Kaleem and Colliot, Olivier and Toews, Matthew

researchgate.net 2018

Abstract : Left: Color coded visualization of sparse code memberships of fiber trajectories for the left (top row) and right (bottom row) corticospinal bundles from four subjects. Green and red represent, a low and a high membership of a fiber trajectory to a bundle, respectively. Right łdots

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