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Detecting M/EEG modular brain states in rest and task

2019-01-08

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The human brain is a dynamic networked system that continually reconfigures its connectivity patterns over time. Thus, developing approaches able to adequately detect fast brain dynamics is critical. Of particular interest are the methods that analyze the modular structure of brain networks, i.e. the presence of clusters of regions that are densely inter-connected. In this paper, we propose a novel framework to id...

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2ec9f31f-a148-5efe-bd2a-480df91c6395
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10.1101/510727
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