Table 1 Hemispheric brain age prediction outcomes

From: Brain asymmetries from mid- to late life and hemispheric brain age

Model

Features

R2

MAE

RMSE

Correlation*

Left T1w

117

0.504 (0.010)

4.389 (0.054)

5.472 (0.061)

0.708 [0.703, 0.712]

Right T1w

117

0.492 (0.008)

4.439 (0.049)

5.529 (0.051)

0.705 [0.700, 0.709]

T1w

234

0.526 (0.011)

4.294 (0.050)

5.356 (0.062)

0.725 [0.721, 0.730]

Left dMRI

840

0.568 (0.014)

4.000 (0.047)

4.990 (0.067)

0.757 [0.753, 0.762]

Right dMRI

840

0.582 (0.013)

3.960 (0.052)

4.967 (0.079)

0.766 [0.762, 0.771]

dMRI

1680

0.605 (0.010)

3.867 (0.059)

4.821 (0.094)

0.781 [0.777, 0.785]

Left multimodal

957

0.630 (0.009)

3.757 (0.046)

4.673 (0.047)

0.794 [0.790, 0.797]

Right multimodal

957

0.634 (0.014)

3.723 (0.073)

4.673 (0.092)

0.794 [0.791, 0.798]

Multimodal

1914

0.628 (0.017)

3.663 (0.055)

4.563 (0.077)

0.793 [0.789, 0.797]

  1. R2 Variance explained, MAE Mean Absolute Error, RMSE Root Mean Squared Error, Corr. Correlation, Values in round parentheses () refer to standard deviations and square brackets [] to 95% confidence interval around correlations (Pearson’s r) of uncorrected brain age estimates and chronological age. N = 35,665. Source data are provided in Source Data file 5.
  2. *The correlation between raw brain age and chronological age. All padj < 0.001.