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titleOfInvention Device for generating alternative of normal brain database
abstract CPU 12 reads out the bloodstream associated values of target voxel of subject's standardized brain bloodstream images (step S 34 ). CPU 12 sorts the bloodstream associated values in descending order (step S 35 ). CPU 12 rejects bloodstream associated values that are ranked top 10% and bottom 40% (step S 36 ). When the subjects are 20 for example, bloodstream associated values of highest 2 subjects and of lowest 8 subjects are rejected. CPU 12 calculates and stores mean value and standard deviation of remaining bloodstream associated values after the rejection (step S 37 ). CPU 12 calculates mean value and standard deviation of bloodstream associated values for each voxel as target voxel (steps S 31 , S 32 , S 33 and S 38 ). Then, the alternative normal brain database of brain bloodstream image is obtained.
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