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9 years ago yup. @gkiar - can you put a couple papers in the google drive that compare functional and structural connectomes? lemme know if you don't find any.
@kittzxu - they don't tend to add them, rather, compare them. for now. we have a draft paper on this, that i hope will go on the arxiv soon, when it does, i'll share...
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Have people done the type of work where they 1) create one graph that connects different parts of the human brain based its anatomical and structural features and connections; 2) create a second graph that's based on the functional connectives among the regions of the brain; 3) sum the two graphs together; 4) What would they get as a result and how would the combined two graphs inform about our brain?
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Have people done the type of work where they 1) create one graph that connects different parts of the human brain based on its anatomical and structural features and connections; 2) create a second graph that's based on the functional connectives among the regions of the brain; 3) sum the two graphs together; 4) What would they get as a result and how would the combined two graphs inform about our brain?