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DynoSys 2.0: Graph-Based Modeling of Dynamic Risk States and System Transitions in Human Behaviours Development

2026-05-13

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Human behavioral and mental health outcomes arise from interactions among genetic, environmental, and neurobiological systems. Existing frameworks often model these components jointly, but many treat variables independently or use static representations. This limits their ability to capture system-level dynamics and changes over time. To address this, we developed DynoSys, a unified framework that integrates these...

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10.64898/2026.05.06.723259
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