Dynamic functional connectivity analysis reveals transient states of dysconnectivity in schizophrenia

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@richardfbetzel @wenlicanlab Just to clarify, what I think Viduarre calls meta states are what we call states, and we often estimate transition probabilities [https://t.co/0iphoHPSh9, https://t.co/FtrpM0u5mO] and find them replicable and even canonical …

RT @vdcalhoun: @Foreman1David @Neuro_Skeptic also schizophrenia patients spend less time more connected states: https://t.co/mPZtu2Lu35

@Foreman1David @Neuro_Skeptic also schizophrenia patients spend less time more connected states: https://t.co/mPZtu2Lu35

[schizo]Dynamic functional connectivity analysis reveals transient states of dysconnectivity in schizophrenia. http://t.co/HuloL1oBWQ

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