Psychiatry Research Neuroimaging · 2015 · 69 citations · 13 references
MedicineNeurosciencePsychiatryClinical NeuroscienceMachine LearningNeuropsychiatryBrain ImagingDepressionFunctional ConnectivityFunctional NeuroimagingMental IllnessNeural Data AnalysisDepression PathophysiologyDepression Symptom PredictionFunctional Magnetic Resonance ImagingMachine Learning In NeuroimagingMachine Learning-based Biomarker DiscoveryMajor DepressionNeuroimaging MarkersVulnerability
Standard functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) analyses cannot assess the potential of a neuroimaging signature as a biomarker to predict individual vulnerability to major depression (MD). Here, we use machine learning for the first time to address this question. Using a recently identified neural signature of guilt-selective functional disconnection, the classification algorithm was able to distinguish remitted MD from control participants with 78.3% accuracy. This demonstrates the high potential of our fMRI signature as a biomarker of MD vulnerability.
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