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. 2020 Jul 24;14:49. doi: 10.3389/fnsys.2020.00049

TABLE 7.

Comparison of various DFC approaches based on dynamic graph-theoretical analysis.

Dimitriadis et al. Tagliazucchi et al. Yu et al. Racz et al.
Modality EEG fMRI fMRI EEG
Node definition Recording sites AAL-defined brain regions Intrinsic connectivity networks Recording sites
Number of nodes N = 30 N = 90 N = 48 N = 19
Window length Adaptive to frequency range 60TRs (≈2 min) 20 TRs (40 s) Adaptive to frequency range
Connectivity estimator Phase-Locking Index Pearson cross-correlation Similarity index Synchronization Likelihood, Phase Lag Index
Thresholding Algorithmic identification of most significant edges Cost thresholding at K = 0.1 No thresholding Cost thresholding with K ranging from 0.15 to 0.5
Network measures Global efficiency, local efficiency, small-worldness Clustering coefficient, average path length, betweenness, small-worldness Connectivity strength, clustering coefficient, global efficiency Connectivity strength, clustering coefficient, global efficiency
Analysis Mean Identification of consistent hubs by using the technique of replicator dynamics Standard deviation Correlations of time-varying graph measures with dynamic frontal-, central- and occipital band-limited power Variance Identification of reoccurring connectivity states Mean, variance, EfM Scale-free (multifractal) analysis Temporal complexity (information content)

EEG, electroencephalography; fMRI, functional magnetic resonance imaging; N, number of nodes; K, cost; EfM, excursions from median.