Brain Predictability toolbox

Brain Predictability toolbox applies machine learning to neuroimaging and tabulated human datasets to build predictive models relating brain-derived variables to psychiatric, behavioral, and physiological data.


Key Features:

  • Python implementation: Implemented in Python and compatible with Python 3.6 and higher.
  • Data modality support: Handles tabulated data and neuroimaging-specific datasets.
  • Brain imaging types: Processes brain volumes and brain surface data.
  • Machine learning integration: Integrates a variety of machine learning tools and algorithms for predictive modeling.
  • Multimodal dataset support: Accommodates multimodal datasets combining brain-derived variables with psychiatric, behavioral, and physiological measures.
  • Large-scale cohort handling: Designed to manage large-scale human datasets with numerous subjects.

Scientific Applications:

  • Predictive modeling of brain-behavior relationships: Builds models that relate brain-derived measures to psychiatric, behavioral, and physiological outcomes.
  • Multimodal neuroimaging analysis: Enables analyses that combine structural neuroimaging (volumes and surfaces) with tabulated subject-level variables.
  • Large-scale population neuroscience: Supports investigations of predictive effects across large cohorts and multimodal datasets.

Methodology:

Implemented in Python, the toolbox integrates machine learning tools to process tabulated and neuroimaging data (including brain volumes and surfaces) for predictive modeling on multimodal, large-scale human datasets.

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License:
MIT
Tool Type:
library
Programming Languages:
Python
Added:
1/18/2021
Last Updated:
11/24/2024

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Publications

Hahn S, Yuan DK, Thompson WK, Owens M, Allgaier N, Garavan H. Brain Predictability toolbox: a Python library for neuroimaging-based machine learning. Bioinformatics. 2020;37(11):1637-1638. doi:10.1093/bioinformatics/btaa974. PMID:33216147. PMCID:PMC8485846.

PMID: 33216147
PMCID: PMC8485846
Funding: - National Institute on Drug Abuse: T32DA043593

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