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From Heterogeneity to Function: Enhanced Modular Dynamic Range in Hierarchical Brain Networks
Hierarchical and modular organization defines brain architecture, yet how it supports flexible computation and functional specialization remains unclear. Although dynamic range is a hallmark of efficient information processing, its distribution across modules and hierarchical levels remains largely
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