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Impact of Connectivity Granularity: A Comparison of ROI and Network-Level Approaches for Early Schizophrenia Classification

2025-10-01

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While schizophrenia diagnosis relies on clinical interviews, there is growing interest in neuroimaging-based computational tools to aid classification. In particular, resting-state fMRI-derived functional connectivity has been explored as a potential biomarker, with applications not only in supporting clinical assessment but also in research contexts such as patient stratification and probing disease mechanisms. H...

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0502ef07-11ff-5358-b4e6-f992276ac2a2
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10.1101/2025.09.30.679496
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