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Functional connectivity at resting state was found altered in early-onset schizophrenia patients. However, its potential as biomarker of clinical diagnosis is unknown. To test whether resting-state functional connectivity can be a potential biomarker of classifying patients from controls, 39 early-onset schizophrenia patients and 31 healthy controls were included in our study. Resting-state functional MRI networks were built with the whole brain atlas as classification features to distinguish patients from healthy controls. Three-stage deep-learning network was used to deduce dimension reduction, and feedforward back propagation neural networks were used as classifier. As the result, the classification accuracy reached 79.3% (87.4% for sensitivity, 82.2% for specificity, p < 0.05 for permuted test). Our works showed us that resting-state connectivity presented good potential classification capacity and can be used as biomarker of clinical diagnosis.

Recognition of early-onset schizophrenia using deep-learning method