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COVER ILLUSTRATION:Impaired functional networks following sleep deprivation. A novel approach for making group inferences based on sparse representation of resting‐state fMRI data was proposed to identify overlapping functional networks changed in sleep deprivation. The thalamus was observed to contribute to multiple functional systems in which differentiated response patterns were exhibited.
Past studies on drawing group inferences for functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) data usually assume that a brain region is involved in only one functional brain network. However, recent evidence has demonstrated that some brain regions might simultaneously participate in multiple functional networks. Here, we presented a novel approach for making group inferences using sparse representation...
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