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Table 1.

Subject demographics.

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Fig 1.

The flowchart of data fusion in this paper.

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Fig 2.

(A) Results of four kinds of measures with all components of fMRI. For visualization, the y label is -log10(p) rather than the p value. (B) 16 ROIs have the smallest p value for fMRI measure. (C) 9 ROIs have the smallest p value for sMRI measure. (D) 10 ROIs have the smallest p value for DTI measure. (E)55 ROIs have the smallest p value for fusion measure.

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Fig 3.

(A) Results of four kinds of measures with the 5 principle components of fMRI. For visualization, the y label is -log10(p) rather than the p value. (B) 10 ROIs have the smallest p value for fMRI measure. (C) 4 ROIs have the smallest p value for sMRI measure. (D) 0 ROIs have the smallest p value for DTI measure. (E) 76 ROIs have the smallest p value for fusion measure.

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Fig 4.

ROC curves of different modalities, for all components of fMRI (A) and for the first 5 components of fMRI (B). The Jaccard similarity coefficient (C) and Kappa index (D) for six different comparison.

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Table 2.

Discrimination accuracy of four kinds of measures.

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Fig 5.

Goodness of fit for different measures with all components in fMRI (A) and the first 5 principle components in fMRI (C). The contribution of fMRI, sMRI, DTI to fusion data with all components in fMRI (B) and the first 5 components in fMRI (D).

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