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The economy of brain network organization
Ed BullmoreOlaf Sporns
This review examines the organizational principles of brain networks, focusing on the trade-off between physical cost and functional efficiency. It posits that brain architecture is shaped by an economic imperative to minimize wiring and metabolic expenses while maximizing the capacity for complex information processing.
neuroscienceGraph TheoryConnectomicsBrain NetworksNetwork TopologyBiological Systems
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