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Aakeshavan
Last edited Sep 8, 2015
Created on Sep 8, 2015

This visualization shows how the regression coefficients for cortical white matter volume vary across different MRI scanner sites. Using pandas and statsmodels, it fits a linear model of cortical white matter against age for each scanner group, then displays the mean beta values and standard errors in a coefficient plot generated by seaborn's `coefplot` function, alongside a summary table of the across-site variability.

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