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Book SynopsisTrade Review"...this text promises to be an essential title on the bookshelf of the intellectually curious neuroscientist. And for those whose curiosity is never satiated, the book motivates new empirical work to address as yet unanswered questions…" --Brain ...a thorough and didactic presentation of the tools available to research scientists wishing to engage in the emgerging field of network neuroscience...this text promises to be an essential title on the bookshelf of the intellectually curious neuroscientist...as with any good book, one turns the final page wishing there were more. --Prof Danielle S Basset, University of Pennsylvania, BRAIN: A Journal of Neurology
Table of Contents1. An introduction to brain networks2. Nodes and edges3. Connectivity matrices and brain graphs4. Connectivity degree and strength5. Centrality and hubs6. Components, cores and clubs7. Paths, efficiency and diffusion8. Motifs, small worlds and network economy9. Modularity10. Null models 11. Statistical connectomics
