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. 2015 Nov 16;10(11):e0143133. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0143133

Fig 4. Meso-scale structures of the human brain network.

Fig 4

(a) The connectivity matrix of the brain that defined the network. Edges between nodes were weighted by the number of streamlines (normalized so as to have values between 0 and 100). (b) Model fits with different candidate meso-scale structures; three structures were compared. The proposed inference algorithm was run with different number of communities (x-axis) and the log-likelihood (y-axis) was calculated for each. The upper panel gives the modularity measure (Q) for different number of communities. Comparison with Q shows that the change in the likelihood value as we increase the number of communities, is similar to the change in the traditionally used modularity measure.