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<p>MDS scatter plots of dyadic representations under different windowing configurations.</p> Malak Fora (25157764) Alyssa Miville (25157767) Richard Mattson (25157770) Congyu Wu (1544584) Medicine Cell Biology Sociology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Science Policy synchrony measures form successive temporal windows study nonverbal behavior quantified using zero proposed method using partners &# 8217 multidimensional synchrony profile marital relationship quality 27 married couples survey responses report questionnaires person conversations naturalistic interactions marriage index lag cross dyadic coordination continuous manner <p>From top to bottom: (1) window size = 200 samples, (2) window size = 1000 samples, and (3) full-window (no segmentation). Points are colored according to k-means cluster assignments, while the numeric labels denote each dyad’s total QMI score. Red crosses indicate cluster centroids, and circled points highlight selected dyads for reference. The figure illustrates how window size influences the clustering structure and spatial distribution of dyads relative to their QMI scores.</p> 2026-10-01T17:32:26Z Image Figure 10.1371/journal.pone.0356071.g006 https://figshare.com/articles/figure/_p_MDS_scatter_plots_of_dyadic_representations_under_different_windowing_configurations_p_/34048306 CC BY 4.0