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Unique local gradient-based functional fingerprints enable precisely identifying individual infants over ages.
Brain functional connectivity (FC) exhibits individualized patterns that can serve as reliable "fingerprints" for identifying individual adults. However, the rapid and complex development of the infant brain poses significant challenges in establishing individualized, developmentally-robust function
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