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. 2013 Mar 7;9(3):e1002937. doi: 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1002937

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The upper panel is for the Macaque cortical network and lower panel for the C. elegans neuronal network. (A, B) The recovery rate as function of . (C, D) Recovery rates among the nodes within the two spatial clusters and between the clusters (green bars for the reconstructed networks), as well as within and between modules (red bars for the reconstructed networks). The blue bars are the recovery rate of random networks with the same input and output degrees as the real networks. (E, F) The recovery rate as function of the spatial distance of the connections in real networks. The insets show the probability of connections as function of the spatial distance between two nodes, in real networks (dark bars) and reconstructed networks (white bars). The results in (C,D,E,F) are for for both Macaque and C. elegans. The error-bars are from 50 realizations of the reconstructed networks.

Inline graphic — The upper panel is for the Macaque cortical network and lower panel for the C. elegans neuronal network. (A, B) The recovery rate as function of . (C, D) Recovery rates among the nodes within the two spatial clusters and between the clusters (green bars for the reconstructed networks), as well as within and between modules (red bars for the reconstructed networks). The blue bars are the recovery rate of random networks with the same input and output degrees as the real networks. (E, F) The recovery rate as function of the spatial distance of the connections in real networks. The insets show the probability of connections as function of the spatial distance between two nodes, in real networks (dark bars) and reconstructed networks (white bars). The results in (C,D,E,F) are for for both Macaque and C. elegans. The error-bars are from 50 realizations of the reconstructed networks.

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