Figure 1.

Schematic of multitask experimental design and evaluation pipeline. The multitask paradigm consisted of four conditions, i.e., resting-state, working memory, visual search and math calculation. We evaluated two framewise dFC methods that can resolve dFC of a single time point, including dynamic conditional correlation (DCC; Lindquist et al., 2014) and jackknife correlation (JC; Richter et al., 2015) as well as five window-based approaches, i.e., sliding window correlation (SWC; Sakoğlu et al., 2010), sliding window correlation with L1 regularization (SWC_L1; Allen et al., 2014), multiplication of temporal derivatives (MTD; Shine et al., 2015), moving average DCC (DCC_MA), and delete-d jackknife correlation (dJC).