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. 2022 Apr 25;13:2217. doi: 10.1038/s41467-022-29766-8

Fig. 7. Predictive models and predictive-network features generalize to other behavioral measures within the same behavioral domain.

Fig. 7

A Cross-behavior predictive performance averaged within each behavioral domain of cognition, personality, and mental health (MH) is shown in the first three rows. Each behavioral measure was predicted by averaging predictive models of other behavioral measures in the same domain (diagonal cells) or different domains (off-diagonal cells). As a reference, average prediction performance of behavioral measures (predicted better than chance) from the original multikernel FC models (Fig. 3) is shown in the fourth row. B Same as (A), but using data-driven behavioral domains (Fig. 6). C Cross-behavior predictive performance averaged within each behavioral domain of cognition, personality, and mental health (MH) is shown in the first three rows. Each behavioral measure was predicted by averaging top predictive-network features of other behavioral measures in the same domain (diagonal cells) or different domains (off-diagonal cells). As a reference, average prediction performance of behavioral measures (predicted better than chance) from the original multikernel FC models (Fig. 3) is shown in the fourth row. D Same as (C), but using data-driven behavioral domains.