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    • Developed a three-step machine learning (ML) algorithm using EEG data from 57 SCZs and 66 HCs.
    • Employed brain source localization (BSL) with linearly constrained minimum variance (LCMV) beamforming to extract source waveforms.
    • Utilized symbolic transfer entropy (STE) to estimate effective connectivity from source waveforms and applied ML to the STE connectivity matrix.

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    • Schizophrenia patients exhibited significantly higher effective connectivity than healthy controls.
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    • Extracted features from brain regions primarily affected by schizophrenia can effectively distinguish SCZs from HCs.
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