Figure 4 ∣. Genetic correlations with accelerometer data across psychiatric disorders and factors.

a-e, Panels depicts genetic correlations between accelerometer-based average total hourly movement within the 24-hour day beginning at midnight (n ~ 95,000) and each psychiatric disorder, along with the respective psychiatric factor, for the compulsive disorders (a), psychotic disorders (b), neurodevelopmental disorders (c), internalizing disorders (d), and psychiatric factors (e). Across all panels, the psychiatric factors are depicted with larger points and lines. For the psychiatric factors, points depicted as diamonds were significant at a Bonferroni-corrected threshold for model comparisons indicating heterogeneity across the factor indicators in their genetic correlations with that particular time point. As it loaded on three different factors (see Fig. 1), ALCH was not as assigned to a panel above. Lines represent loess regression lines estimated in ggplot2.