Connectome-Based Modeling of Real World Clinical Outcomes in Addictions

Connectome-Based Modeling of Real World Clinical Outcomes in Addictions

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Connectome-Based Modeling of Real World Clinical Outcomes in Addictions

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  1. 1 Intro
  2. 2 Clinical reality
  3. 3 Neuroimaging of addiction outcomes
  4. 4 Limitations
  5. 5 Machine learning (aka predictive modeling)
  6. 6 Study design
  7. 7 Brain state manipulation improves prediction
  8. 8 Monetary incentive delay task
  9. 9 Model validation - predictive accuracy
  10. 10 Abstinence networks
  11. 11 Short versus long-range connectivity
  12. 12 Post-treatment networks predict abstinence
  13. 13 Cognitive control (Stroop) task
  14. 14 Opioid network connectivity
  15. 15 Theoretical opioid network model
  16. 16 Network identification is brain-state dependent
  17. 17 Cocaine network across drugs and brain states
  18. 18 Opioid network across drugs and brain states
  19. 19 Post-treatment connectivity predicts opioid use
  20. 20 Pathology versus prediction
  21. 21 Theoretical model
  22. 22 Healthy controls
  23. 23 Protracted neural change?
  24. 24 Second external replication
  25. 25 Best' metric depends on the question
  26. 26 Clinical workflow
  27. 27 Elucidation as a goal of prediction

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