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Higher-Order Interaction Analysis via Hypergraph Models for Studying Multidimensional Neuroscience Data

2024-11-22

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Higher-Order Interaction (HOI) theory offers a powerful framework for capturing complex, non-linear relationships within multidimensional systems, moving beyond traditional pairwise graph methods to encompass multi-way interactions. This study applies HOI analysis, specifically using hypergraph theory, to explore intricate connectivity patterns in electrophysiological signals from neuroscience. Hypergraphs were co...

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742a6062-5c18-5937-ba01-610787f8bd81
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10.1101/2024.11.22.624800
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