A reproducible set of CAPs in the whole-brain rs-fMRI involve recurring mixed representations of canonical resting-state networks.

<p><b>(A)</b> Analysis overview. In each permutation, 337 subjects are randomly split into 2 equal-sized groups. Within each split, a parcel-by-time array of rs-fMRI data is temporally concatenated across subjects. Time frames are clustered based on spatial similarity using K-means...

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Main Author:	Kangjoo Lee (11648345) (author)
Other Authors:	Jie Lisa Ji (15185101) (author), Clara Fonteneau (15185104) (author), Lucie Berkovitch (12465474) (author), Masih Rahmati (11058274) (author), Lining Pan (15185110) (author), Grega Repovš (8731717) (author), John H. Krystal (9699559) (author), John D. Murray (10292226) (author), Alan Anticevic (3540146) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Medicine Neuroscience Biotechnology Evolutionary Biology Developmental Biology Mental Health Plant Biology highlighting cognitive function healthy young adults trait neural variation trait neural variations general neural features activation patterns derived behavior vary within activation patterns principal variations behavioral features activation pattern well understood traits ). substance use subject level quantify moment moment changes joint analysis exhibit day emotion regulation day variability combined analysis behavioral phenotypes
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A reproducible set of CAPs in the whole-brain rs-fMRI involve recurring mixed representations of canonical resting-state networks.

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