Dominant Trajectories of Aging‐related Brain Atrophy Identified in 48,949 Individuals via a coupled Cross‐sectional and Longitudinal Non‐negative Matrix Factorization

CCL-NMF offers a robust, interpretable framework for understanding brain aging and neurodegeneration by integrating cross-sectional and longitudinal data. It outperforms cross-sectional approaches, delivering richer representations with superior predictive accuracy, and supports easy application to external datasets through regression-based loadings estimation under a web-accessible server (neuroimagingchart.com).

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Alzheimer s & Dementia
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2025-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/alz70856_101668
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Functional Brain Connectivity Studies
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Dominant Trajectories of Aging‐related Brain Atrophy Identified in 48,949 Individuals via a coupled Cross‐sectional and Longitudinal Non‐negative Matrix Factorization

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Dominant Trajectories of Aging‐related Brain Atrophy Identified in 48,949 Individuals via a coupled Cross‐sectional and Longitudinal Non‐negative Matrix Factorization

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Abstract

CCL-NMF offers a robust, interpretable framework for understanding brain aging and neurodegeneration by integrating cross-sectional and longitudinal data. It outperforms cross-sectional approaches, delivering richer representations with superior predictive accuracy, and supports easy application to external datasets through regression-based loadings estimation under a web-accessible server (neuroimagingchart.com).

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