A Novel Sulcal Hierarchy Based on Manually Labelled Sulci
Résumé
We create a novel sulcal hierarchy based on cross-subject stability. Our hierarchy provides evidence-based
organisation of sulcal reliability which corresponds with the most stable sulci in the literature and provides
supplementary information on less stable sulci. We manually labelled 454 sulci across 6 subjects to quantitatively
analyse sulcal stability. We used 'tedious anatomy' to generate probability maps which denote reliability of a
sulcus' location 1 . These were the basis for our quantitative hierarchy of sulcal stability. This work was funded by ERC-StG NeuroLang.
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