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Fig 1.

Experimental method.

(a) Nodes in the atlas: nodes used from Schaefer and Kong [36] atlas. (b) Indexes extraction: indexes calculation for each node, including within-module-degree (WMD) and participation coefficient (PC). WMD represents the degree of a node’s connectome level within a module, while the PC represents the degree of a node’s connectome level between other networks. (c) Multiple linear regression: we set PCs/WMDs of each network as a pattern and used multiple linear regression to find the relationship between the linear combination of network property pattern and the SSRT. (d) Result assessment: all the prediction models were tested by Pearson’s correlation between predicted stop-signal reaction time (SSRT) and the actual SSRT.

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Table 1.

141 participants’ demographic information.

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Table 2.

Behavioral data.

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Fig 2.

Result plot.

(a) Pearson’s r of networks: summary of the Pearson’s correlation between prediction stop-signal reaction time (SSRT) and the actual SSRT. Error bars were plotted with 0.95 CI of 10000-iteration bootstrapping estimation and the asterisks (i.e., “*”) showed the significant result of the permutation test. Here, PCs of salient ventral attention A network (SalVentAttnA) and dorsal attention A network (DorsAttnA) showed significant correlation between the predicted and actual SSRT in the permutation test. (b) Brain regions of salient attention A network (SalVentAttnA) and dorsal attention A network (DorsAttnA).

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Table 3.

Summary of correlation results.

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