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. 2019 Sep 6;13:62. doi: 10.3389/fncom.2019.00062

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Spatial projections of metastable brain resting states. (A) Projection onto AAL regions. Notice that just for illustration purposes, although the spatial projection has been performed over all the 45 AAL brain regions, some of the labels have been removed from the x-axis. Brain areas corresponding to maximum projections (written in text) were lingual, calcarine, precuneus, occipital and cingulate cortices. (B) Projection onto RSN regions. Maximum projections occurred for the auditory and medial visual networks. (C) Brain localization of blue attractor with regard to AAL and RSN partitions. Notice that projection strength might have positive or negative values depending on the direction of the basis vectors.