2: Translated NMDA-R DCM, validated on human data

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## Overview ### Goal Cross-validate novel NMDA-R DCM on human resting-state EEG data using a within- subject design with pharmacological intervention via ketamine. ### Significance A robust and translational NMDA-R DCM on resting-state data will enable probing the NMDA-R function and studying its effects in many psychiatric and neurological disorders. ## Deliverables - D1: Evaluation of the NMDA-R DCM’s performance on human pharmacological ketamine data. - D2: Assessment of the performance of generative embedding.

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