Networks of the Brain

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Networks of the Brain is a foundational book in network neuroscience that explains how complex brain function emerges from large-scale patterns of connectivity.

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instanceOf book
non-fiction book
scientific monograph
aim to integrate structural and functional views of the brain
to provide a theoretical framework for network neuroscience
author Olaf Sporns NERFINISHED
countryOfPublication United States of America
surface form: United States
describes how complex brain function emerges from large-scale patterns of connectivity
field cognitive neuroscience
complex systems
graph theory
network neuroscience NERFINISHED
systems neuroscience
format ebook
hardcover
hasPart chapters on anatomical connectivity
chapters on cognition and behavior in network terms
chapters on development and evolution of brain networks
chapters on functional and effective connectivity
chapters on network measures and metrics
influenced development of network neuroscience as a field
ISBN 9780262014694
language English
notableFor being an early comprehensive synthesis of network approaches to brain structure and function
publicationYear 2010
publisher MIT Press NERFINISHED
relatedWork Sporns, Tononi, and Kötter 2005 paper on the human connectome
subject brain networks
complex networks
computational models of brain networks
connectome
dynamical systems in neuroscience
functional connectivity
graph-theoretical analysis of the brain
hubs in brain networks
large-scale brain organization
methods for network analysis
modularity in brain networks
network topology
rich-club organization
small-world networks
structural connectivity
topic clinical applications of network analysis
mathematical characterization of brain networks
network motifs in the brain
resilience and vulnerability of brain networks
usedAs graduate-level textbook
reference work for researchers in neuroscience

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