Table 3 A minimal set of markers that are predictive of MCI-to-AD progression. A generalized linear model (GLM) classifier with L1 regularization was utilized to identify a small set of minimally correlated features that can predict MCI-to-AD progression.

From: Predicting Short-term MCI-to-AD Progression Using Imaging, CSF, Genetic Factors, Cognitive Resilience, and Demographics

CSF

PIB-PET

FDG-PET

SMRI

Genetic

Demographics

Total-Tau

COMPOSITE REFNORM

Angular-Left

Cortical Thickness Average of Insula

CR1

AGE

Amyloid Beta

TEMPORAL

Temporal-Left

Cortical Thickness Average of SuperiorFrontal

  

Phosphorylated-Tau

 

Cingulum-Bilateral

Cortical Thickness Average of InferiorParietal

  
  

Temporal-Right

Cortical Thickness Average of Parahippocampal

  
   

Cortical Thickness Average of MedialOrbitofrontal

  
   

Cortical Thickness Average of CaudalAnteriorCingulate

  
   

Cortical Thickness Average of SuperiorParietal

  
   

Cortical Thickness Average of IsthmusCingulate

  
   

Cortical Thickness Average of ParsTriangularis

  
   

Cortical Thickness Average of PosteriorCingulate

  
   

Hippocampal Subfield Volume of Subiculum

  
  1. Those features are categorized here based on their feature modality.