Specific types of functional information can be reliably extracted from neural connectomes
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SUPPORTED
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Multiple studies demonstrate that specific cognitive, behavioral, and clinical information can be reliably extracted and predicted from neural connectomes using predictive modeling.
Evidence for · 6
Post-stroke deficit prediction from lesion and indirect structural and functional disconnection.
2020 · cited by 247
Paper 0 demonstrates that structural disconnection maps derived from connectomes successfully predict post-stroke behavioural deficits across multiple functional domains.
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More for · 5
The individualized prediction of cognitive test scores in mild cognitive impairment using structural and functional connectivity features
2020 · cited by 23
Paper 1 shows that structural and functional connectivity features from connectomes can successfully predict individualized cognitive test scores.
Connectome-based prediction modeling of cognitive control using functional and structural connectivity.
2024 · cited by 8
Paper 2 finds that both structural and functional connectomes can significantly predict cognitive control subcomponents.
Distinct MRI-based functional and structural connectivity for antidepressant response prediction in major depressive disorder.
2024 · cited by 7
Paper 4 indicates that structural and functional connectome models can significantly predict treatment response and reductions in depressive severity.
Brain markers of subtraction and multiplication skills in childhood: task-based functional connectivity and individualized structural similarity.
2024 · cited by 2
Paper 8 establishes that functional connectivity and structural similarity connectomes successfully predict specific arithmetic skills in children.
Alzheimer's disease classification using mutual information generated graph convolutional network for functional MRI.
2025 · cited by 1
Paper 10 demonstrates that mutual information-based functional connectomes can reliably differentiate stages of Alzheimer's disease and normal controls.