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results in GM tissue segmentation errors, with the dura (part of the meninges surrounding the brain) being the most commonly misclassified tissue. 15 Notably, tissue segmentation in this context refers to the process of dividing a neuroimage into segments that represent various tissue classes, such as GM, WM, and CSF. 16 Segmentation that is accurate and reliable is critical, as it can be used to diagnose tumors, inflammation, and lesions, as well as make general claims about neuroscience. 16 As such, errors in segmentation can lead to misdiagnoses, among other