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Probabilistic thresholding of functional connectomes: application to schizophrenia

2017-12-14

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Functional connectomes are commonly analysed as sparse graphs, constructed by thresholding cross-correlations between regional neurophysiological signals. Thresholding generally retains the strongest edges (correlations), either by retaining edges surpassing a given absolute weight, or by constraining the edge density. The latter (more widely used) method risks inclusion of false positive edges at high edge densit...

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DOI: 10.1101/233510

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