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Bridging Higher-Order Information Theory and Neuroimaging: A Voxel-Wise O-Information Framework

2026-04-08

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The brain’s functional organization has been extensively studied through pairwise connectivity analyses. While these approaches have provided important insights into brain network organization, they fall short in capturing the complexity of high-order functional interactions (HOI). Particularly relevant is the investigation of redundancy and synergy patterns –not addressable with pairwise interactions–, revealing...

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Literature Corpus work: bb91e60b-822d-55e5-a8fb-bc9421d7ce80
DOI: 10.64898/2026.04.06.716652

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