Fig. 18.

Changes in between-mode functional connectivity as induced by different active states relative to the rest condition. The raw difference between the group mean network matrix during the active condition and during rest is shown above the diagonal, and any significant changes (p<0.05) are highlighted by blue or red squares, for increases and decreases in coupling respectively, below the diagonal. Changes in amplitudes are shown on the diagonal. All tests were family-wise error corrected and computed using the accelerated permutation inference in PALM (Winkler, Ridgway, Douaud, Nichols, Smith, 2016, Winkler, Ridgway, Webster, Smith, Nichols, 2014). The black dots denote elements that were significant under an f-test over all contrasts. As per Fig. 16, modes were split into three categories and reordered for visualisation of the network matrices: visual (Vis); motor (Mot); and cognitive (Cog).