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Decision making with complex nonlinear systems: Inference and identification in the context of DS22q11.2

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2013

Authors

Gregson, R

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Human Sciences Press

Abstract

A rare gene deletion syndrome, that has in its associated phenome some possible cognitive and psychotic features, has been examined with DNA and fMRI for its causal basis within families and its statistical distribution in populations. Identification of i

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Keywords: adolescent; adult; article; autism; Bayes theorem; child; chromosome 22; chromosome aberration; chromosome deletion; cognitive defect; decision making; differential diagnosis; epidemiology; female; genetics; human; infant; male; Mendelian randomization an Bayes; Cognition; Gene deletion; Prediction; Signal detection

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/73927

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ANU Research Publications

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Nonlinear Dynamics, Psychology and Life Sciences

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Journal article

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2037-12-31

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