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NC Narges Chinichian
ML Michael Lindner
SY Serhiy Yanchuk
TS Tilo Schwalger
ES Eckehard Schöll
RB Rico Berner
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Figure 7B shows the weighted degree distribution of the DTI matrix. The six working memory nodes found on the empirical data by the method described in the ”Input” subsection above, fall mainly in the middle part of the node degree histogram. See the complete list of node indices in supplementary material. We test the importance of weighted degree of stimulated nodes (also known as the “strength” of nodes7 ) through the three distinct scenarios that follow:

The 6 nodes for all scenarios are shown in bold on the list in the supplementary material along with the full list of Brainnetome regions in Table 2 in the Supplementary Material

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