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CoFlu-Brain: An fMRI Connectivity Foundation Model with Cofluctuation-Based Pretraining
Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) commonly characterizes large-scale brain organization through functional connectivity (FC). However, an observed FC matrix is not a fixed brain graph but a statistical estimate determined by the finite BOLD frames used to compute it. Conventional FC-based
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