Mean weight strength and proportion of phenotypes from the Socioeconomic (SES) category across the top 10 ranked components. Components A, B, D, and E are bolded because they exhibit both the highest mean weight strength and proportion of SES phenotypes.

<p>Mean weight strength and proportion of phenotypes from the Socioeconomic (SES) category across the top 10 ranked components. Components A, B, D, and E are bolded because they exhibit both the highest mean weight strength and proportion of SES phenotypes.</p>

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Main Author:	Justin Marotta (22049550) (author)
Other Authors:	Shambhavi Aggarwal (20580589) (author), Nicole Osayande (22049553) (author), Karin Saltoun (14253207) (author), Jakub Kopal (22049556) (author), Avram J. Holmes (22049559) (author), Sarah W. Yip (18274726) (author), Danilo Bzdok (333738) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Genetics Evolutionary Biology Ecology Sociology Science Policy Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified scale cohorts like offering unprecedented depth material poverty interlocked healthy home environments ethnic minoritized groups deep learning reveals deep learning framework conditional variational autoencoder 902 candidate phenotypes many behavioral relationships another top stratification top 5 sources sm </ sup one highlighted measures div >< p abcd study ®) characterize major sources major sources behavioral correlates several sources population stratification variation across unique set social determinants recent advent profiled individuals phenotype profiling overlapping social multidimensional construct mental health inherent variations increasing realization income tied human populations good behavior explanatory stratifications environmental factors educational opportunity distinct combinations desirable neighborhoods deprivation emerged biomedical community air quality 875 participants
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Mean weight strength and proportion of phenotypes from the Socioeconomic (SES) category across the top 10 ranked components. Components A, B, D, and E are bolded because they exhibit both the highest mean weight strength and proportion of SES phenotypes.

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