Identifying Clinically and Functionally Distinct Groups Among Healthy Controls and First Episode Psychosis Patients by Clustering on EEG Patterns

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Xiaodong Qu, Saran Liukasemsarn, Jingxuan Tu, Amy Higgins, Timothy J Hickey and Mei-Hua Hall

Frontiers in psychiatry, Vol.11, pp.541659-541659

09/18/2020

PMID: 33061914

Abstract

first episode psychosis

heterogeneity

K-means clustering

longitudinal study

low frequency

machine learning

mismatch negativity

Psychiatry

This output has contributed to the advancement of the following goals:

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Title: Identifying Clinically and Functionally Distinct Groups Among Healthy Controls and First Episode Psychosis Patients by Clustering on EEG Patterns
Creators: Xiaodong Qu - , , , , , ,
Saran Liukasemsarn - , , , , , ,
Jingxuan Tu - , , , , , ,
Amy Higgins - , , , , , ,
Timothy J Hickey - , , , , , ,
Mei-Hua Hall - , , , , , ,
Publication Details: Frontiers in psychiatry, Vol.11, pp.541659-541659
Publisher: Frontiers Media S.A
Grant note: R01MH109687 / National Institute of Mental Health
Identifiers: 9924086415501921
Academic Unit: Benjamin and Mae Volen National Center for Complex Systems; Myra Kraft Achievers Program; Michtom School of Computer Science; Interdepartmental Program in Film, Television and Interactive Media
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article