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- FIGURE 1.
Matched RSNs in fMRI and PET data with corresponding Dice coefficients: primary visual posterior (A), DMN (B), primary visual (posterior) (C), sensorimotor (D), secondary visual (E), cerebellar (F), central executive right (G), auditory (H), executive control (I), central executive left (J). Because right and left CENs were captured as 1 independent component in PET data, G and J for PET are the same.
- FIGURE 2.
Unmatched (unique to either fMRI or PET data) RSNs and noise components: salience (A), spatial attention (B), primary visual (anterior) (C), anterior insular (D), temporopolar (E), lateral motor (F), (anterior) default mode (G), basal ganglia (H), nucleus accumbens (I), secondary visual (J), mesial parietal/prefrontal (K).
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