Fig. 4.

(A) The Cole-Anticevic Brain Network partition. We considered whether parcel-wise activation patterns in the cortical networks could individually classify task betas as deriving from the illusory or fragmented condition; these included the primary visual, secondary visual, somatomotor, cingulo-opercular, dorsal attention, language, frontoparietal, auditory, default, posterior multimodal, ventral multimodal, and orbito-affective networks. Networks are color coded to match the parcels in panels B and C. (B) The percentage of significantly modulated parcels that belonged to each network for the illusory/fragmented contrast. (C) Classification accuracy for the illusory/fragmented comparison. The red dot-ted line shows chance performance, the box segments denote median scores, the box hinges correspond to the 25th and 75th percentiles, and the box whiskers extend to the largest or smallest value (but no further than 1.5x the interquartile range). Only the secondary visual network could significantly predict illusory/fragmented activations (^∗∗∗p_corr<.001). (See Supplementary materials for the exact parcels incorporated by this network).