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How handling extreme C-reactive protein (CRP) values and regularization influences CRP and depression criteria associations in network analyses

2020-07-12

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<p>Increasingly, it has been recognized that analysis at the symptom, rather than diagnostic, level will drive progress in the field of immunopsychiatry. Network analysis offers a useful tool in this pursuit with the ability to identify associations between immune markers and individual symptoms, independent of all other variables modeled. However, investigation into how methodological decisions (i.e., including v...

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10.31234/osf.io/692m4
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