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. 2018 Sep 21;39(12):5039–5049. doi: 10.1002/hbm.24343

Table 4.

Mathematical definitions of network features learned in the sliding window approach

Stationary network features Definitions
DEN
Mijnnzt/totconL
NP
ijMijt2MijnnztL
Dynamic network features Definitions
NV
ijMijtMijt12MijnnztL
FOCcs
ijMhijtMhijt12L
FOCcns
ijMnijtMnijt12L
FOCw
ijMwijtMwijt12L

Abbreviations: DEN = density; NP = network power; NV = network variation; FOCcs = flexibility of interhemispheric connections; FOCcns = flexibility of cross‐hemispheric connections; FOCw = flexibility of intrahemispheric connections; ROI = regions‐of‐interest.

Note. (M ij (t) is the i‐by‐j connectivity matrix containing every element at time t, M ij‐nnz(t) contains all the nonzero connectivity values in the matrix M ij (t), totcon is the total possible connections in the matrix, which is the number of ROI times the same number, M ij (t‐1) is the i‐by‐j connectivity matrix containing every element at time t‐1, Mhij represents all homologous connections in matrix M ij, Mnij represents all interhemispheric connections except homologous elements in matrix M ij, Mwij represents all intrahemispheric connections in matrix M ij, and L represents the total number of windowed correlation matrices).