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Modeling Multi-Modal Brain Connectomes for Brain Disorder Diagnosis via Graph Diffusion Optimal Transport Network

2026-03-07

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Network analysis of human brain connectivity provides a fundamental framework for identifying the neurobiological mechanisms that cause cognitive variations and neurological disorders. However, existing diagnostic models often treat structural connectivity (SC) as a fixed or optimal topological scaffold for functional connectivity (FC). This consequently overlooks the higher-order dependencies between brain region...

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10.64898/2026.03.05.709693
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