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States of dynamic connectivity flow in temporal multiplex networks: a case study in human epilepsy and postictal aphasia

2024-05-10

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We present a methodological framework for analysing multi-frequency dynamic functional connectivity (dFC) in electrophysiological recordings. The approach characterises not only the magnitude of network reconfiguration over time, but also whether these changes are spatially random or, instead, spatially organised in ways that drive a slower reconfiguration of modular structure. We define a generative null model of...

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9399a010-45a0-56a5-9b9c-1aee4cca2b27
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10.1101/2024.05.10.593507
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