… property of brain maps: spatial autocorrelation (SA). Due to SA, values of brain features in
spatially proximal regions tend to be more similar than values of spatially distant regions. Thus…

… We applied each null framework to every pair of brain maps to generate 1,000 null maps
per pair, yielding one million null maps per null framework per level of spatial autocorrelation (…

… Due to the presence of spatial autocorrelation, statistical … spatial autocorrelation across
brain maps may affect statistical inference in common approaches for spatially correlated maps. …

… spatial autocorrelation-preserving null models for statistical comparison between brain
maps that will help researchers to perform standardized, reproducible analyses of brain maps. …

… spatial autocorrelation, and multiple serotonergic drugs causally induce the same topographic
change in temporal autocorrelation. … However, brain maps of intrinsic time scale 27,28 do …

… statistics, spatial autocorrelation (SA) and temporal autocorrelation (TA)… brain map to a
reference map, we generate 10000 surrogate brain maps which match the spatial autocorrelation …

… (due to the spatial smoothing that is applied in the … brain maps with a spatial autocorrelation
(SA) that typically has an extent of tens of mm 5,8–10. The presence of such within-map …

… overlap or convergence between brain maps. Contralateral symmetry is more generally
appreciated as “biological” compared to spatial autocorrelation within hemispheres. However, …

… CLEAN computes multivariate test statistics by modelling brain-wise spatial autocorrelations,
… in high-resolution MRI data which contains a substantial amount of spatial autocorrelation. …

… social phenomenon have a spatial component. Spatial autocorrelation measures the extent
… ’s C are widely used to measure spatial autocorrelation, they are slow: All popular methods …