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Increasing the Construct Validity of Computational Phenotypes of Mental Illness Through Active Inference and Brain Imaging

2024-11-19

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After more than 30 years since its inception, the utility of brain imaging for understanding and diagnosing mental illnesses is in doubt, receiving well-grounded criticisms from clinical practi-tioners. The symptom-based correlational approach seems unable to provide the field of psychiatry with reliable brain-imaging metrics. However, the emergence of computational psychiatry has paved a new path not only for und...

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f52e84b1-e570-521c-930e-7a7d17868d19
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10.20944/preprints202411.1398.v1
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