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Figure 1.

ROIs location for PCC and dACC.

The coherence values between the BOLD signals from these two areas are used as predictors to the classifier.

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Figure 2.

Typical development and ADHD patients’ median coherence (and 75% quantiles – dotted lines) and boxplots of the abnormality indexes of pairwise comparisons between groups.

These indexes show that ADHD patients have a similar pattern of young TD and both differ from TD-matched controls.

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Figure 3.

Discriminative relevance of each frequency in groups comparison.

The frequencies below 0.05 and around 0.20 Hz contain most discriminative information.

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Figure 4.

ADHD-200 Sample: Boxplots of the abnormality indexes of pairwise comparisons between groups at different ages.

Bottom-right: relevance of each frequency in discriminanting ADHD patients from TD age-matched controls. These findings are very similar to the ones obtained in the adults dataset.

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