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From journal articles to computational models: a new automated tool

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Automated methods can now extract brain-image coordinates appearing in hundreds of publications in targeted topic areas and then integrate these data to form computational models that classify new brain-image data.

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Figure 1: Automated machine-learning–based meta-analysis of fMRI data.

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