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Explainable Deep Learning of Resting-State Functional Connectomes Reveals Network Biomarkers of Adolescent Intelligence
Mapping resting-state brain organization to individual differences in cognitive ability remains a major challenge in population neuroinformatics. Although deep learning enables flexible modeling of brain connectivity, limited interpretability restricts its scientific and clinical utility. To address
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