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The Comet Toolbox: Improving robustness in network neuroscience through multiverse analysis.

Micha Burkhardt¹, Carsten Gießing²

¹Department of Psychology, Psychological Methods and Statistics, Carl von Ossietzky University Oldenburg, Oldenburg, Germany.

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|February 13, 2026

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Researchers developed Comet, a Python package for dynamic functional connectivity analysis in network neuroscience. This tool enhances the robustness and transparency of brain dynamics research by systematically exploring various methodological choices.

Keywords:

dynamic functional connectivity fMRI graph analysis multiverse analysis toolbox

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Area of Science:

Neuroscience
Computational Neuroscience
Network Neuroscience

Background:

Estimating dynamic functional connectivity (dFC) from fMRI data is crucial in network neuroscience.
Current methods present researchers with numerous analytical choices, potentially impacting result robustness.
Lack of ground truth for dFC methods raises concerns about the validity of brain dynamics studies.

Purpose of the Study:

To address the robustness concerns in dFC analysis.
To provide a unified Python software package for exploring brain dynamics.
To introduce a multiverse analysis framework for systematic exploration of methodological choices.

Main Methods:

Implementation of a comprehensive suite of dFC estimation methods.
Development of a unified Python software package named Comet.
Integration of a graphical user interface (GUI) for enhanced accessibility.
Inclusion of comprehensive documentation and demo scripts.

Main Results:

A unified software package enabling diverse exploration of brain dynamics.
A systematic workflow for multiverse analysis in dFC research.
Enhanced ease of use and accessibility through a GUI and supporting materials.

Conclusions:

Comet promotes transparency and robustness in network neuroscience research.
The toolbox facilitates systematic exploration of methodological choices in dFC analysis.
Advancing best practices for studying brain dynamics using fMRI data.