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[Preprint]. 2023 Jul 23:2023.07.17.23292779. [Version 1] doi: 10.1101/2023.07.17.23292779

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Figure 4. — Footnote: Test-retest (left) and phase encoding direction (right) reliability of FSA and intrinsic network connectivity. For test-retest reliability (left) each measure is derived respectively from anterior to posterior (AP) and posterior to anterior (PA) phase encoding direction scans, with and without global signal regression. In phase encoding direction reliability (right) averaged measures from two consecutive runs in the same phase encoding direction are being compared in scans with global signal regression. Legend: AP: Anterior to posterior; ContA: Intrinsic reliability in cognitive control network; DMNB: Intrinsic connectivity of default mode network; Dors: Intrinsic connectivity of dorsal attention network, FSA: Functional Striatal Abnormality score; GSR: Global signal regression; NoGSR: No global signal regression; PA: Posterior to anterior; Sal: Intrinsic connectivity of salience network, Som: intrinsic connectivity of somatosensory network; Vis: Intrinsic connectivity of visual network.