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Keywords:
factor analysis; rotation problem; Bayesian prediction
factor analysis; rotation problem; Bayesian prediction
Summary:
Reconstruction of underlying physiological structures from a sequence of images is a long-standing problem which has been solved by factor analysis with a success. This paper tries to return to roots of the problem, to exploit the available findings and to propose an improved paradigm.
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