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Modeling the Functional Network for Spatial Navigation in the Human Brain

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BrainNetVis: an open-access tool to effectively quantify and visualize brain networks.

Eleni G Christodoulou¹, Vangelis Sakkalis, Vassilis Tsiaras

¹Institute of Computer Science, Foundation for Research and Technology-Hellas, FORTH, Heraklion, Greece. echristo@ics.forth.gr

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BrainNetVis offers brain network modeling and visualization, providing quantitative and qualitative measures of brain interconnectivity for alcoholic and control groups.

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Computational Biology
Data Visualization

Background:

Brain network modeling is crucial for understanding brain interconnectivity.
Existing tools lack comprehensive quantitative and qualitative network measures.
There is a need for integrated tools for brain network analysis.

Purpose of the Study:

Introduce BrainNetVis, a novel tool for brain network modeling and visualization.
Provide quantitative and qualitative network measures of brain interconnectivity.
Demonstrate the tool's utility with an exemplar dataset.

Main Methods:

Calculation of graph metrics, including global and vertex metrics, to represent brain network information.
Utilizing an exemplar dataset comprising alcoholic and control subjects for method demonstration.
Performing calculations and visualizations on the exemplar dataset to illustrate BrainNetVis capabilities.

Main Results:

BrainNetVis provides both quantitative and qualitative network measures.
The tool effectively visualizes brain network interconnectivity.
Demonstrated utility in analyzing differences between alcoholic and control groups.

Conclusions:

BrainNetVis is a valuable tool for brain network modeling and visualization.
The tool aids in understanding brain interconnectivity through comprehensive network measures.
BrainNetVis facilitates the analysis of brain networks in clinical populations.