Thomas Henry Alderson

We used simulated data to validate the theoretical basis of the on-/off-diagonal ratio metric and its ability to distinguish between Scenario I and Scenario II, as depicted in Figure 1. Scenario III was excluded from these simulations since the absence of significant entries in the CRP under Scenario III makes the on-/off-diagonal ratio irrelevant for investigation.

Abstract Complex brain function comprises a multitude of neural operations in parallel and often at different speeds. Each of these operations is carried out across a network of distributed brain regions. How multiple distributed processes are facilitated in parallel is largely unknown. We postulate that such processing relies on a multiplex of dynamic network patterns emerging in parallel but from different functional connectivity (FC) timescales.