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Local Interaction Rules Drive Global Organization of the Human Connectome

2026-01-02

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The human connectome displays nontrivial large-scale organization despite being assembled through decentralized, local biological processes. Most generative models reproduce selected connectomic features by invoking global optimization principles, predefined wiring targets or developmental templates. This leaves unresolved which properties of the connectome are genuine consequences of local interactions and which...

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565e2fad-41e1-50a4-8797-e4a6df2da244
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10.20944/preprints202601.0075.v1
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