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Synchrony and complexity in state-related EEG networks: an application of spectral graph theory

2019-08-08

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To characterize differences between different state-related brain networks, statistical graph theory approaches have been employed to identify informative, topological properties. However, dynamical properties have been studied little in this regard. Our goal here was to introduce spectral graph theory as a reliable approach to determine dynamic properties of functional brain networks and to find how topological v...

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acf8851f-4d48-521b-a410-6065bf8a4e3f
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10.1101/729806
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