Fig. 4

Main results. A Relative frequencies depicting how many patients had a particular altered network that changed its coherence with a particular original network. B Thresholded z-scores (at z > 1.96) from inverting p-values obtained via a binomial test. Following all statistical procedures, the results provide support for the many-with-one hypothesis, as several altered networks across patients appeared to both increase and decrease their coherence with the Cerebellar Network. There was additional evidence for the one-with-many hypothesis, in that coherence increased between the ECN and a set of other networks. Column and row effects that surpassed the respective FWER-corrected threshold of p < 0.05 (two-tailed) are highlighted by the red contours