Dynamic Fingerprinting of the Human Functional Connectome

These findings suggest that incorporating dynamic information captures subject-specific connectivity features that are not present in static FC alone. The observation that specific states contribute more to cognitive prediction further highlights their potential utility as biomarkers for brain disorders.

Authors

Yufei Zhao (ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6511-8507)
Amin Ghaffari
Xiaoping Hu
Jason Langley
Xu Chen

Institutions

University of California, Riverside (US)

Publication Details

Journal: Brain Connectivity
Published: 2026-02-18
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1177/21580014261420882
Primary Topic: Functional Brain Connectivity Studies
Type: article
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Dynamic Fingerprinting of the Human Functional Connectome

Yufei Zhao, Amin Ghaffari, Xiaoping Hu, Jason Langley et al.

Feb 18, 2026

Brain Connectivity

Functional Brain Connectivity Studies

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Dynamic Fingerprinting of the Human Functional Connectome

Yufei Zhao, Amin Ghaffari, Xiaoping Hu, Jason Langley, Xu Chen

February 18, 2026article en

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Brain Connectivity

University of California, Riverside (US)

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Functional Brain Connectivity Studies

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