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Robust sub-network fingerprints of brief signals in the MEG functional connectome for single-patient classification

2024-06-28

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Recent studies have shown that the Magnetoen-cephalography (MEG) functional connectome is person-differentiable in a same-day recording with as little as 20 latent components, showing variability across synchrony measures and spectral bands. Here, we succeed with components of the functional connectome on a multi-day dataset of 43 subjects and link it to related clinical applications. By optimizing sub-networks o...

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a6b66dff-955a-5a02-93f1-f7e3c394f865
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10.1101/2024.06.23.599587
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