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- Figure 1.
Development of VSWM in 62 healthy children and adolescents. Working memory tests were performed two times with an interval of 2 years.
- Figure 2.
Prediction of t2 VSWM combining t1 VSWM and MRI prediction, r = 0.78 p < 0.001 n = 51.
- Figure 3.
a, BOLD correlates of future working memory capacity. b, FA correlates of future working memory capacity. c, BOLD correlates of current working memory capacity. Both a and b show unique variance after accounting for the effect of current working memory capacity for predicting future capacity. Voxel colors indicate t score. The diagram illustrates common and unique variance of t2 working memory capacity predicted by t1 VSWM and t1 MRI prediction. Voxels are significant at p < 0.001 uncorrected. Clusters are significant at extent and peak FWE-corrected p < 0.05.
- Figure 4.
Curve fit to explore the relationship between age and WM. The curves were fit using the larger sample of cognitive measurements. Two functions, a linear fit for the inverse function of age and a nonparametric fit using kernel regression, were compared. The inverse function of age is transferred back into the non-inverse space for comparison. No statistical difference for the fit of the curve could be shown.
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