@ian__major Holy , very good picture of Bitcoin lightning nodes/connections... this kinda looks exactly like the brain! Small world graphs! https://t.co/YpeHwdpr0H
Complex brain networks: graph theoretical analysis of structural and functional systems.
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The overall tone reflects high interest and moderate engagement, with multiple references to the article's concepts like small-world topology and graph analysis, and examples such as comparing brain networks to Bitcoin nodes or neural architectures. Words like
Most discussions acknowledge the significance of the article, especially highlighting its relevance to understanding brain networks and other complex systems.
The posts show high interest, with many references to the brain’s architecture, small-world networks, and related concepts.
Posts include references to specific methods, like graph theory and brain imaging techniques, indicating some depth of engagement.
The conversations suggest that the article influences thoughts about network theory in neuroscience, as well as connections to broader fields such as AI and blockchain.
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- The article discusses how recent advances in graph theory are used to analyze complex brain networks, emphasizing features like small-world topology, highly connected hubs, and modularity across different scales and imaging techniques.
- It reviews various brain imaging methods (such as MRI, diffusion tensor imaging, magnetoencephalography, and electroencephalography) used to study both structural and functional brain networks in humans and animals.
- The article also explains basic graph theory concepts, addresses technical challenges in the field, and highlights key questions for future research to better understand brain network organization.]
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Most liked on X and Blueskyhttps://t.co/92KyWsEUvP
Small-world network topology in the brain https://t.co/FoWcRTcrCI
@Paludo_Gabriel então, só tenho no contexto de neurociência mesmo, não sei se te ajuda :/ esse do Olaf Sporns e Ed Bullmore é bem bom (https://t.co/PHNL6WUvFW) e esse do Mears e Pollard tb (https://t.co/YqB7InrIaW)
@MiTiBennett The whole of the self is learning. Thanks. https://t.co/uRlpAwyoCU
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E Bullmore, O Sporns, Complex brain networks: Graph theoretical analysis of structural and functional systems. Nat Rev Neurosci 10, 186–198 (2009).
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Small-world network topology in the brain https://t.co/FoWcRTcrCI
A Surprising Way Your Brain Is Wired https://t.co/4ixMxqZ0xT via @YouTube
Game Theory: https://t.co/UfouRPsP5v Brain: https://t.co/pKYovfmQCV 2/2
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Best channel to learn computational neuroscience https://t.co/Z2YNYZUZHz
Magic of small world architecture. I am a hub architect. https://t.co/hAYfGOFvME
Wondering if the global electronic Übermind hive network is going to partitioned into two connected hemispheres like the brain
A Surprising Way Your Brain Is Wired
@MiTiBennett The whole of the self is learning. Thanks. https://t.co/uRlpAwyoCU
@tszzl It's a small world of LLMs... (Connect the LLMs...) https://t.co/uRlpAwyoCU
@ian__major Holy , very good picture of Bitcoin lightning nodes/connections... this kinda looks exactly like the brain! Small world graphs! https://t.co/YpeHwdpr0H
https://t.co/GOGUhJLaol
https://t.co/92KyWsEUvP
New video from #ArtemKirsanov
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Bullmore, E., & Sporns, O. (2009). Complex brain networks: graph theoretical analysis of structural and functional systems. Nat Rev Neurosci, 10(3), 186–198. #Relevance #DeepLearning #USA #Network @GuyKawasaki $AAPL https://t.co/oFpGCkzTXr
@Paludo_Gabriel então, só tenho no contexto de neurociência mesmo, não sei se te ajuda :/ esse do Olaf Sporns e Ed Bullmore é bem bom (https://t.co/PHNL6WUvFW) e esse do Mears e Pollard tb (https://t.co/YqB7InrIaW)
Complex brain networks: graph theoretical analysis of structural and functional systems https://t.co/worpDlNSAo #neuromarketing
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