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2001
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Mikael Rosbacke, Tony Lindeberg, Eva Björkman, Per E. Roland:
Evaluation of using absolute versus relative base level when analyzing brain activation images using the scale-space primal sketch. Medical Image Anal. 5(2): 89-110 (2001)
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Christian Grefkes, Stefan Geyer, Thorsten Schormann, Per E. Roland, Karl Zilles:
Human Somatosensory Area 2: Observer-Independent Cytoarchitectonic Mapping, Interindividual Variability, and Population Map. NeuroImage 14(3): 617-631 (2001)
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Per E. Roland, Karl Zilles:
The Developing European Computerized Human Brain Database for All Imaging Modalities. NeuroImage 4(3): S39-S47 (1996)

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1999
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Jesper Fredriksson, Per E. Roland, Per Svensson:
Rationale and Design of the European Computerized Human Brain Database System. SSDBM 1999: 148-157

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