Higher Dimensional Meta-State Analysis Reveals Reduced Resting fMRI Connectivity Dynamism in Schizophrenia Patients - Fig 7

<p><b>Effect of Schizophrenia on Dynamic Range Measures</b> (A) Maximally different (in the L1 sense) meta-states that subjects realize; (middle column) boxplot showing median, quartiles and outliers plus mean for each group, and diagnosis effect from regression model specified in the Methods section with associated p-value; (leftmost column) The time-indexed meta-states of a sample healthy subject, with the two most divergent realized meta-states (L1 distance = 21) shown underneath; (rightmost column) The time-indexed meta-states of a sample schizophrenia patient, with the two most divergent realized meta-states (L1 distance = 8) shown underneath; (B) Total distance traveled (summed L1 distance between successive meta-states) in the state space; (middle column) boxplot showing median, quartiles and outliers plus mean for each group, and diagnosis effect from regression model specified in the Methods section with associated p-value; (leftmost column) The time-indexed meta-states of a sample healthy subject, with the timeseries of cumulative distance traveled (increasing to 117 at final timepoint) shown above; (rightmost column) The time-indexed meta-states of a sample schizophrenia patient, with timeseries of cumulative distance traveled (increasing to 37 at final timepoint) shown above.