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The Brain Dynamical Repertoire and the Evolution of Clinical Symptoms
The brain continuously reconfigures through a repertoire of transient states and transitions. However, most studies on neuropsychiatric disorders still relate symptoms to static or time-averaged measures of brain organization. Here, we review emerging evidence that clinically relevant information is
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