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DySCo: a general framework for dynamic Functional Connectivity

2024-06-13

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A crucial challenge in neuroscience involves characterising brain dynamics from high-dimensional brain recordings. Dynamic Functional Connectivity (dFC) is an analysis paradigm that aims to address this challenge. dFC consists of a time-varying matrix (dFC matrix) expressing how pairwise interactions across brain areas change with time. However, the main dFC approaches have been developed and applied mostly empiri...

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397ac47b-5e27-59b5-bb14-79ecd4ccc150
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10.1101/2024.06.12.598743
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