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. 2020 Feb 1;4(1):134–154. doi: 10.1162/netn_a_00112

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Figure 3. — Common network across subjects for the language task under study. The figure illustrates the functional network, beyond intersubject variability, shared across individuals (17 out of 20). The weight of a link connecting two fROIs is proportional to the average of the functional links connecting those fROIs across subjects. Upper panel: fROIs are located on their anatomical location on the brain. Lower panel: pictorial illustration of the network in the upper panel, with the fROIs equally spaced on a plane.