<p>In the right side, a connection matrix is presented. In the left side, the connectivity between two groups of node is presented which defines three subnetworks of two types. The first type represents the intra-connection within the same subset of nodes (the red and the green subnetworks) and whose corresponding blocks are localized on the diagonal of the global connection matrix (the red and the green blocks). The second type represents the interconnections between the two subsets of nodes (the yellow subset). Its corresponding block is localized out of the diagonal in the global connection matrix (the yellow block).</p
<p>Each brain region is represented by a sphere. Sphere size = mean connectivity degree; sphere tran...
<p>(A) UC network with is a global random network. (B) UC network with . (C) NC network with . (D) ...
The different areas of the cerebral cortex are linked by a network of white matter, comprising the m...
<p>The subnetworks are comprised of either excitatory or inhibitory neurons. Subnetworks <i>B</i><su...
<p>Each subnetwork is composed of edges with a same color. Edges shared by multiple subnetworks were...
<p>From the top to the bottom, brain networks are divided into sub-networks, and each sub-network is...
<p>A A simple example network of nodes of 4 different types identified by their structural position....
<p>Connectivity is shown where connections exist in 60% or more of subjects, for visualisation only—...
<p>Each layer is depicted as a grid of cells (dimensions do not correspond to actual layer sizes) an...
<p>(A) An illustration that how these landmarks forming a sub-network. (B) A real example that two g...
<p><b>(A)</b> An example of 9 connected neurons (circles). Lines signify connections. <b>(B)</b> Aft...
<p>Independently developed LPUs and connectivity patterns may be composed into subsystems (red, gree...
<p>The number of neurons is and . Blue circles denote neurons in the ventrolateral (VL) while viole...
<p>Subfigure A denotes brain hubs in session 1. Subfigure B denotes brain hubs in session 2. The bra...
<p>(a) For the conventional DTI datasets. (b) For the FLAIR-DTI datasets. (c) Overlapping results of...
<p>Each brain region is represented by a sphere. Sphere size = mean connectivity degree; sphere tran...
<p>(A) UC network with is a global random network. (B) UC network with . (C) NC network with . (D) ...
The different areas of the cerebral cortex are linked by a network of white matter, comprising the m...
<p>The subnetworks are comprised of either excitatory or inhibitory neurons. Subnetworks <i>B</i><su...
<p>Each subnetwork is composed of edges with a same color. Edges shared by multiple subnetworks were...
<p>From the top to the bottom, brain networks are divided into sub-networks, and each sub-network is...
<p>A A simple example network of nodes of 4 different types identified by their structural position....
<p>Connectivity is shown where connections exist in 60% or more of subjects, for visualisation only—...
<p>Each layer is depicted as a grid of cells (dimensions do not correspond to actual layer sizes) an...
<p>(A) An illustration that how these landmarks forming a sub-network. (B) A real example that two g...
<p><b>(A)</b> An example of 9 connected neurons (circles). Lines signify connections. <b>(B)</b> Aft...
<p>Independently developed LPUs and connectivity patterns may be composed into subsystems (red, gree...
<p>The number of neurons is and . Blue circles denote neurons in the ventrolateral (VL) while viole...
<p>Subfigure A denotes brain hubs in session 1. Subfigure B denotes brain hubs in session 2. The bra...
<p>(a) For the conventional DTI datasets. (b) For the FLAIR-DTI datasets. (c) Overlapping results of...
<p>Each brain region is represented by a sphere. Sphere size = mean connectivity degree; sphere tran...
<p>(A) UC network with is a global random network. (B) UC network with . (C) NC network with . (D) ...
The different areas of the cerebral cortex are linked by a network of white matter, comprising the m...