Stephen Edward Jones1,2, Kenneth Sakaie
1Neuroradiology, Cleveland Clinic,
Cleveland, OH, United States
Numerical
computation of track density using probabalistic DWI can be inefficient,
particularly for distant points. We present a method that uses a partial
differential equation approach (Laplace's equation) to solve the special
isotropic case of probablistic tracking. This provides a rapid solution for
any two points within the brain, with arbitrary accuracy. This solution can
be coupled with anisotropic probablistic tracking to obtain scalar measures
of connectivity.
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