Graph-theoretic characterization on differentiation between normal healthy and autism spectrum disorder (ASD) subjects

P. Saha
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With the growing exercises of structurofunctional network attributes as potential indicators for disease brains, an effective representation and assessments have become important. Eigenvector centrality characterization of functional MRI (fMRI) networks permits node wise graph theoretical representations as brain diagnostic charts. This article analyses adequacy of node centrality measures to perform group difference studies in neuroimaging data.
正常健康与自闭症谱系障碍(ASD)受试者鉴别的图论表征
随着越来越多的结构功能网络属性作为疾病大脑的潜在指标,有效的表征和评估变得非常重要。功能MRI (fMRI)网络的特征向量中心性表征允许节点智能图理论表示为脑诊断图。本文分析了节点中心性度量在神经影像学数据组差异研究中的充分性。
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