Spectral Prognostic Score
Cross-source consensus on Spectral Prognostic Score from 1 sources and 4 claims.
1 sources · 4 claims
How it works
Evidence quality
Highlighted claims
- Modes with disease variance above healthy isotropic variance increase the score, while modes below it decrease the score. — Disease Is a Spectral Perturbation
- The prognostic score is computed from squared patient projections onto disease eigenmodes. — Disease Is a Spectral Perturbation
- The score is Neyman-Pearson optimal only under Gaussian, zero-mean, isotropic-healthy assumptions. — Disease Is a Spectral Perturbation
- For non-isotropic healthy covariance, the optimal statistic requires a generalized eigenvalue problem involving both healthy and disease Hamiltonians. — Disease Is a Spectral Perturbation