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Multi-dynamic Modelling Reveals Strongly Time-varying Resting fMRI Correlations

2021-06-23

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The activity of functional brain networks is responsible for the emergence of time-varying cognition and behaviour. Accordingly, time-varying correlations (Functional Connectivity) in resting fMRI have been shown to be predictive of behavioural traits, and psychiatric and neurological conditions. Typically, methods that measure time varying Functional Connectivity (FC), such as sliding windows approaches, do not s...

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Literature Corpus work: e92d8123-dbc7-547d-bad8-89c169b3f329
DOI: 10.1101/2021.06.23.449584

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