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Identifying Brain Region Connectivity using Steiner Minimal Tree Approximation and a Genetic Algorithm

2019-05-03

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<h4>Background</h4> Computation and visualization of connectivity among the brain regions is vital for tasks such as disease identification and drug discovery. An effective visualization can aid clinicians and biologists to perform these tasks addressing a genuine research and industrial need. In this paper, we present SMT-Neurophysiology, a web-based tool in a form of an approximation to the Steiner Minimal Tree...

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57f22514-8821-53f2-875b-df2f24f43c04
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10.1101/626598
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