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Parcellating connectivity in spatial maps

2014-12-17

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A common goal in biological sciences is to model a complex web of connections using a small number of interacting units. We present a general approach for dividing up elements in a spatial map based on their connectivity properties, allowing for the discovery of local regions underlying large-scale connectivity matrices. Our method is specifically designed to respect spatial layout and identify locally-connected c...

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1dc6b415-5e9e-55ca-a0d7-d2d0c7e27d6d
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10.7287/peerj.preprints.709v1
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