Spatiotemporal graphs are a natural representation of dynamic brain activity derived from functional magnetic imaging (fMRI) data. Previous works, however, tend to ignore time dynamics of the brain and focus on static graphs. In this paper, we propose a temporal graph deep generative model (TG-DGM) which clusters brain regions into communities that evolve over time. In particular, subject embeddings capture inter-subject variability and its impact on communities using neural networks. We validate our model on the UK Biobank data. Results of up to 0.81 AUC ROC on the task of biological sex classification demonstrate that injecting time dynamics in our model outperforms a static baseline. Keywords: Temporal Graph, Generative Model, Deep Learning, fMRI
Emilov Spasov, S., Campbell, A., Dimitri, G.M., Di Stefano, A., Scarselli, F., Lio, P. (2021). TG-DGM: Clustering Brain Activity using a Temporal Graph Deep Generative Mode. In Medical Imaging with Deep Learning 2021.
TG-DGM: Clustering Brain Activity using a Temporal Graph Deep Generative Mode
Giovanna Dimitri;franco scarselli;
2021-01-01
Abstract
Spatiotemporal graphs are a natural representation of dynamic brain activity derived from functional magnetic imaging (fMRI) data. Previous works, however, tend to ignore time dynamics of the brain and focus on static graphs. In this paper, we propose a temporal graph deep generative model (TG-DGM) which clusters brain regions into communities that evolve over time. In particular, subject embeddings capture inter-subject variability and its impact on communities using neural networks. We validate our model on the UK Biobank data. Results of up to 0.81 AUC ROC on the task of biological sex classification demonstrate that injecting time dynamics in our model outperforms a static baseline. Keywords: Temporal Graph, Generative Model, Deep Learning, fMRIFile | Dimensione | Formato | |
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https://hdl.handle.net/11365/1153557