Multifractal Functional Connectivity Analysis of Electroencephalogram Reveals Reorganization of Brain Networks in a Visual Pattern Recognition Paradigm

Multifractal Functional Connectivity Analysis of Electroencephalogram Reveals Reorganization of Brain Networks in a Visual Pattern Recognition Paradigm

The human brain consists of anatomically distant neuronal assemblies that are interconnected via a myriad of synapses. This anatomical network provides the neurophysiological wiring framework for functional connectivity (FC), which is essential for higher-order brain functions. While several studies...

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Main Authors: Czoch, A. (Author), Eke, A. (Author), Kaposzta, Z. (Author), Kim, K. (Author), Mukli, P. (Author), Racz, F.S (Author), Stylianou, O. (Author), Yabluchanskiy, A. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Frontiers Media S.A. 2021
Subjects:
adult
article
brain networks
brain region
controlled study
cross correlation
electroencephalogram
electroencephalography
female
functional connectivity
human
human experiment
male
multifractal
nerve cell network
reaction time
task performance
visual pattern recognition
workload
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