Methods of Analyzing Brain Complexity
A special issue of Brain Sciences (ISSN 2076-3425).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (28 February 2021) | Viewed by 323
Special Issue Editor
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
There is something simple in the brain's complexity. The present Issue seeks to reveal methods to approach algorithmically the analysis of the brain activity, in its multidimensional electric, hemodynamic and metabolic counterparts, leading to the use of information about the BodyBrain system, to enhance the human ability of interacting with the brain organization when dysfunctions emerge. Artificial intelligence tools will support the diverse mathematical, physics, biological, engineering, and statistical competencies necessary to end-up efficacious methods in potentiating our listening ability of neuronal activity that requires dedicated brain complexity analysis tools.
The change imposed by this pandemic has created many sudden changes, which have overwhelmed the physiological ability to adapt, due to the alteration of the emotional and working experiences that upset the gratification mechanisms essential to human wellbeing. It is therefore relevant to develop new approaches to ensure business and life continuity in the next stages of the pandemic.
The present Issue is grounded in a neuroscientific vision where we can exploit our BodyBrain's organization developing proper analysis tools in considering the brain complexity as the key feature shaping neuronal language, which we would like to learn more about via the approaches described in the selected articles.
Prof. Dr. Franca TecchioGuest Editor
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Keywords
- neuronal activity
- neuromodulation
- fractal
- artificial intelligence
- learning
- algorithms
- measures
- brain state
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