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. 2014 Dec 8;5:261. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2014.00261

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Copyright © 2014 Petkov, Goodfellow, Richardson and Terry.

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Statistical analysis of the differences between the group mean values of people with epilepsy and healthy controls based on the MD, DV, and CC measures of the connectivity matrices. (A–C) represent data from original networks, whereas (D–F) represent data for artificial networks. (A,D) show MD, (B,E) show DV, and (C,F) show CC. The y-axis of each panel separates the two groups (control and patients), and the x-axis represents the group values of the corresponding network measure. The results are color coded blue for the control group and red for the epilepsy group (except for panel F, in which the epilepsy group is colored grey to indicate a lack of statistically significant difference). The horizontal line and the circle show the variance and the mean value of the corresponding network measure. The mean values are considered as statistically significant different if there is no overlap between the lines within a panel.