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. 2024 Feb 20;121(9):e2310012121. doi: 10.1073/pnas.2310012121

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Fig. 7. — CCA reveals significant sex-specific associations between stDNN-derived brain features and cognitive profiles. (A) CCA model from males in HCP session 1 data predicted cognitive profiles in males but not females. (B) CCA model from females in HCP session 1 data predicted cognitive profiles in females but not males. (C) CCA model from males in HCP session 3 data predicted cognitive profiles in males but not females. (D) CCA model from females in HCP session 3 data predicted cognitive profiles in females but not males. Line plots show squared canonical correlations, indicating the variance explained by each CCA mode. The gray area displays the 5th and 95th percentiles of the null distribution estimated via permutation testing.