Journal Article DZNE-2026-01113

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Multivariate connectivity deviations reveal task-evoked and clinical network reorganization

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2026
Elsevier St. Louis

iScience 29(11), 117959 () [10.1016/j.isci.2026.117959]

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Abstract: Understanding how cognitive demands and pathology reshape functional connectivity (FC) requires multivariate, region-specific methods. Here, we introduce one-class SVM-based connectome anomaly recognition (OSCAR), which detects condition-related deviations in regional connectivity profiles. OSCAR learns region-to-whole-brain connectivity patterns from a reference state using one-class support vector machines and quantifies target-condition deviations based on outlier proportions. We validated OSCAR across three diverse cognitive tasks, in which it identified regions within networks associated with conflict processing, object-location memory, and lexical learning. In a clinical cohort that included individuals with early psychosis, OSCAR identified relevant regions, including thalamic and basal ganglia areas. Compared with permutation-based multivariate analysis of variance, OSCAR detected additional established task- and disease-relevant parcels, while its task-related findings were at least as close, and often closer, to independent activation findings. OSCAR thus provides an interpretable, region-centered approach for mapping multivariate FC reconfigurations across experimental and clinical conditions.

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  1. Dementia Prevention – Mechanisms and Clinical Implementation (AG Flöel)
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  1. 353 - Clinical and Health Care Research (POF4-353) (POF4-353)

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