FMRI Classification
fMRI classification aims to decode brain activity patterns from fMRI data to identify cognitive states or diagnose neurological disorders. Current research heavily utilizes deep learning, particularly 3D convolutional neural networks (CNNs) and transformer architectures, often incorporating techniques like multi-pooling, time-distributed layers, and self-supervised pretraining to improve classification accuracy. These advancements are improving the ability to analyze fMRI data for applications such as identifying brain states associated with visual processing or diagnosing conditions like ADHD, offering potential for more accurate and objective clinical assessments. Furthermore, graph-based methods are emerging to leverage functional connectivity information for improved population-level analysis.