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Distinct weak antisymmetric interactions shape human brain functions as probability fluxes
biological-physicsdata-analysisdisordered-systems-and-neural-networksneurons-and-cognitionstatistical-mechanicsstatistics-and-probability
The functional computation of the human brain is hypothesized to arise from the collective behaviour of the underlying neural network. A method based on an idea from equilibrium statistical mechanics has been applied to infer the underlying interaction network among the brain regions from whole-brai
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