Title :
Identification of Active Targets in Primate Brain Network
Author :
Long Ying ; De-Wu Ding
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Educ., Nat. Univ. of Defense Technol., Changsha, China
Abstract :
The huge developments (e. g., small-world and scale-free network theories) in complex networks have inspired new applications in neuroscience fields. To data, lots of studies have suggested that complex networks could also be used in the complex brain systems. In despite of the analysis in brain networks, the centrality methods that could be help to seek for important units in networks have been proved powerful tool in many complex networks. We thus engage PageRank centrality method to study a primate brain network in this paper. We constructed the whole and the giant strong component of macaque brain, and analyzed the top 20 important active targets (regions) in the network.
Keywords :
brain; complex networks; network theory (graphs); neurophysiology; PageRank centrality method; active targets identification; complex brain systems; complex networks; macaque brain; neuroscience fields; primate brain network; Analytical models; Brain models; Complex networks; Extraterrestrial measurements; Mathematical model; brain network; centrality; complex network; scale-free; small-world;
Conference_Titel :
Internet Computing for Engineering and Science (ICICSE), 2013 Seventh International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Shanghai
DOI :
10.1109/ICICSE.2013.31