Percolation and Threshold-like Behavior in Multiple Sclerosis Progression
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| author | Mirkov, Nikola Radivojević, Dušan S. Maletić, Slobodan |
| author_facet | Mirkov, Nikola Radivojević, Dušan S. Maletić, Slobodan |
| contents | In this study we investigate the Percolation Hypothesis for Multiple Sclerosis Progression. The methodology relies on cross-reference analysis centered around a question: What is the evidence for a Percolation/phase-transition hypothesis in Multiple Sclerosis (MS), especially the idea that the RRMS dynamic balance can abruptly break akin to crossing a percolation threshold into SPMS? We identify theoretical models invoking percolation/critical thresholds, network/connectome studies assessing percolation robustness or threshold-like behavior, clinical markers showing thresholds or early-warning signals, and counter-evidence arguing for gradual/continuum transitions. |
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| publishDate | 2026 |
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| spellingShingle | Percolation and Threshold-like Behavior in Multiple Sclerosis Progression Mirkov, Nikola Radivojević, Dušan S. Maletić, Slobodan Disordered Systems and Neural Networks In this study we investigate the Percolation Hypothesis for Multiple Sclerosis Progression. The methodology relies on cross-reference analysis centered around a question: What is the evidence for a Percolation/phase-transition hypothesis in Multiple Sclerosis (MS), especially the idea that the RRMS dynamic balance can abruptly break akin to crossing a percolation threshold into SPMS? We identify theoretical models invoking percolation/critical thresholds, network/connectome studies assessing percolation robustness or threshold-like behavior, clinical markers showing thresholds or early-warning signals, and counter-evidence arguing for gradual/continuum transitions. |
| title | Percolation and Threshold-like Behavior in Multiple Sclerosis Progression |
| topic | Disordered Systems and Neural Networks |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.08576 |