The requirements are only meshed positions, connectivity, and boundary condition.
The program reads the data of the node positions, connectivity, and initial and boundary conditions.
Thus, Dcx KO mice, without severe isocortical disorganization, are susceptible to epilepsy most probably due to abnormal cell positioning, connectivity and synaptic transmission in the hippocampus.
Fields with such soils and landscape position with connectivity to surface waters may lose more than 0.5 kg P ha year−1 and often more than 1 kg P ha year−1.
The relative importance of each node in a network can then be characterized using various measures of position and connectivity within the network, which are referred to as centrality metrics in network theory [12], [16].
Such criteria, which include minimizing the cost associated with neuronal connections [25], [28] and their genetic encoding [29], or, decreasing the signal propagation path [30], [31], have recently been proposed to explain observed patterns of neuronal position and connectivity.
In contrast, Geschwind (1972) proposed that the AG's anatomical position and connectivity were ideal for semantic representation.
One aim of identifying sub-networks is to illustrate the position and connectivity that molecules and functional modules have within the network [ 7].
The initial proposal of checking the relationship between spatial position and connectivity was suggested by CCH and MK, while LDFC proposed the methodology of network reconstructions.
The number and complexity of functional interactions within the connectome and the large amounts of data required to study them position functional connectivity research as a "big data" problem.
