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Structure-Constrained Intrinsic Timescales Across Tasks
Intrinsic neural timescale (INT) quantifies the persistence of spontaneous neural dynamics and offers a principled metric for characterizing brain-wide temporal organization. Although a hierarchy of INTs has been established during rest, how task engagement reconfigures this organization and how it
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