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1. Neuroscience › Functional Brain Connectivity Studies

   On the variability of dynamic functional connectivity assessment methods

   Torabi, Mitsis and Poline · GigaScience · 2024

   The authors compared seven methods for assessing dynamic functional connectivity on fMRI data from 395 Human Connectome Project subjects and found considerable variability between their results.

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   1. UncheckedDifferent methods for measuring dynamic functional connectivity in the brain gave results ranging from weakly to strongly similar, indicating considerable variability.“Our results showed a range of weak to strong similarity between the results of different methods, indicating considerable overall variability.”
   2. Unchecked“Somewhat surprisingly, the observed variability in dFC estimates was found to be comparable to the expected functional connectivity variation over time, emphasizing the impact of methodological choices on the final results.”
   3. UncheckedSeven methods for measuring changing brain connectivity fell into 3 distinct groups, with notable differences between groups, each with its own assumptions and strengths.“Our findings revealed 3 distinct groups of methods with significant intergroup variability, each exhibiting distinct assumptions and advantages.”