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. 2020 Jul 21;225(7):2111–2129. doi: 10.1007/s00429-020-02113-7

Table 2.

Results of prediction models based on absolute gray matter volume for the PCA-based approach (first row) and for the atlas-informed feature construction method (second row)

Network size MSE pperm Range MAE RMSE r
Global model

556,694

400

183

196

< 0.001*

< 0.001*

136–223

158–218

10.77

11.35

13.50

14.00

0.24

0.30

Local models
 Visual network

52,753

61

202

203

.061

< 0.001*

160–250

164–224

11.74

11.45

14.18

14.22

0.19

0.21

 Somatomotor network

46,282

77

245

203

0.836

< 0.001*

150–331

167–225

12.46

11.45

15.52

14.22

0.10

0.19

 Dorsal attention network

36,374

46

226

203

0.446

< 0.001*

165–327

163–234

12.43

11.43

15.00

14.22

0.13

0.28

 Ventral attention network

32,345

47

206

199

0.018

< 0.001*

142–286

162–220

11.72

11.36

14.25

14.10

0.22

0.22

 Limbic network

27,296

26

236

205

0.490

< 0.001*

182–277

174–226

12.49

11.46

15.33

14.30

0.08

0.29

 Fronto-parietal network

45,921

52

196

206

0.007

0.002*

153–291

158–233

11.28

11.52

13.96

14.31

0.20

0.27

 Default-mode network

71,492

91

210

199

0.068

< 0.001*

171–266

163–228

11.92

11.36

14.48

14.09

0.21

0.29

 Subcortical network

20,361

225

0.267

151–268

12.14

14.95

0.16

 Cerebellum

57,851

210

0.054

149–298

11.86

14.38

0.15

Network size is depicted in number of voxels for the PCA-based approach and in number of parcels for the atlas-based feature construction method. Note that in the PCA-based approach the number of features was independent from network size, i.e., features were always 277/278 principal components, whereas in the atlas-based approach the number of features corresponds to the number of parcels, i.e., the network size. Results indicating statistical significance are marked with an asterisk (Bonferroni-corrected for multiple comparisons). MSE mean squared error, pperm p value of statistical significance computed by non-parametric permutation test, range of MSE values resulting from different cross-validation folds, MAE mean absolute error in IQ-points, RMSE root mean squared error in IQ-points, r Pearson’s correlation coefficients between predicted and observed Full-Scale Intelligence Quotient (FSIQ) score. All model fit indices were calculated for each cross-validation fold separately and averaged across folds afterwards