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Statistics in natural sciences and technology Location: 0.001 Session Chair: Gaby Schneider Session Chair: Ansgar Steland | |
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Learning population and individual structure in dynamic networks with degree heterogeneity UCLouvain, Belgium Dynamic networks provide a powerful framework for characterizing time-varying functional connectivity in neuroimaging studies. In practice, such networks are typically collected from multiple subjects across time and exhibit both temporal dynamics and subject-specific heterogeneity. Brain functional connectivity networks also contain hub nodes, defined as highly connected regions that play critical roles in understanding brain functional connectivity. In this talk, we propose a mixed-effect dynamic stochastic block model with degree heterogeneity, which simultaneously disentangles the population connectivity structure from individual variability and recovers the trajectories of hub regions through time-varying degree parameters. We develop an efficient local approximate estimation procedure and evaluate its performance through extensive simulations and a case study of dynamic functional connectivity from the Human Connectome Project. | |

