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Multiscale Parcellation of Dynamic Causal Models of the Brain

2025-06-15

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The hierarchical organization of the brain’s distributed network has received growing interest from the neuroscientific community, largely because of its potential to enhance our understanding of human cognition and behavior, in health and disease. This interest is motivated by the hypothesis that near-critical brain dynamics enable multiscale integration and segregation of neural dynamics. While most multiscale c...

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fc178d4a-5e48-5591-8bfd-1490d6771497
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10.1101/2025.06.14.659698
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