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Applications of community detection techniques to brain graphs: Algorithmic considerations and implications for neural function

2017-10-28

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> The human brain can be represented as a graph in which neural units such as cells or small volumes of tissue are heterogeneously connected to one another through structural or functional links. Brain graphs are parsimonious representations of neural systems that have begun to offer fundamental insights into healthy human cognition, as well as its alteration in disease. A critical open question i...

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99f13077-b58a-5fe3-8633-09021edb673b
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10.1101/209429
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