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Shared Endo-phenotypes of Default Mode Dysfunction in Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder and Autism Spectrum Disorder

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Figure 1: Target network definitions
Figure 4: Three neurobiological factors of variation with distinct connectivity patterns  Bayesian  inference  allowed  extracting  a  hierarchy  of  brain-defined  subgroups,  without  access  to  the  clinical  diagnoses
Figure  5:    Evaluation  of  predictability,  robustness,  and  expressiveness  of  the  trans- trans-diagnostic brain phenotypes for clinical validation

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