Neurosynth: 26441560

Superior memorizers employ different neural networks for encoding and recall.

Authors:	Mallow J, Bernarding J, Luchtmann M, Bethmann A, Brechmann A
Journal:	Frontiers in systems neuroscience
Year:	2015
PMID:	26441560

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table no. (in paper)	x	y	z
1	-19.7644832522682	-81.2362729190194	41.8881477411292
1	12.1096852642971	-75.2886771744357	0.416094776428875
1	-12.7730792149952	-70.1623402183931	-0.787891701757268
1	-41.57621489426	-65.3339622650022	29.480443001336
1	-11.5973671768081	-54.126147751341	9.93166609987756
1	-19.6129319438186	-53.8412101253193	59.345243634706
1	15.4035455091443	-51.9037412321439	9.25186739025007
1	-25.9200735117051	-37.6528769880817	-8.26296038163895
1	-60.4121233542616	-6.54091301326053	4.93414040122777
1	55.5062353697699	-3.74445294388996	28.4562308576031

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Associated analyses

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Analysis	Loading
superior	0.361
recall	0.349
encoding	0.348
v5-topics-200_142_scene_scenes_perspective	0.215
visual cortex	0.201
v5-topics-100_73_parietal_frontal_inferior	0.198
v5-topics-50_5_gyrus_frontal_inferior	0.191
v5-topics-400_61_recall_digit_span	0.177
v5-topics-50_9_memory_working_wm	0.165
v5-topics-100_18_number_numerical_numbers	0.162

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