In the domain of neuroscience, activation studies use functional brain imaging techniques in order to provide measures of human brain activity during the performance of cognitive tasks. These studies highlight the fact that large-scale networks of cerebral areas are involved in the processing of specifics cognitive functions. On the one hand, the cerebral information processing complexity, and on the other, the incompleteness of the measurements, reduce the understanding of the links between the networked organisation and the realised cognitive function. These limitations arise the necessity of a formal modelling tool and computer simulation. Moreover, a clear understanding of the functional mechanisms can only be achieved through their exp...