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A cross-sectional study evaluated a multilayer perceptron model to estimate delay discounting among college-aged adults.
- Why it matters: Delay discounting is a key behavioral measure, and reliable estimation from brain-related features could improve how it is assessed in young adults.
- What they did: The study used a multilayer perceptron model and evaluated it in a cross-sectional sample of college-aged adults.
- The result: The work supports using a multilayer perceptron approach for estimating delay discounting in this population, informing future modeling efforts.
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