Abstract #2097

Identification of state transitions and durations in resting-state functional connectivity

Sadia Shakil ¹ , Chin-Hui Lee ¹ , and Shella Keilholz ^1,2

¹ Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia, United States, ² Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Window size and offset in sliding window correlation may have an effect on correct identification of functional connectivity states. This effect was examined on controlled simulated networks formed with data taken from resting-state functional MRI scans.

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