FreeSurfer
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FreeSurfer provides a full processing stream for MRI imaging data, including skull-stripping, bias field correction, registration, and anatomical segmentation, as well as cortical surface reconstruction, registration, and parcellation. It also includes fMRI and diffusion tractography toolboxes, a robust visualization interface, and utilities for statistical group analysis.
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