Lecture

Introduction to Dynamic Functional Connectivity

Description

This lecture introduces dynamic functional connectivity in the human brain, covering sliding window analysis, point-process analysis, and auto-regressive models. It explores the challenges and methods to analyze time-varying brain connectivity patterns, emphasizing the importance of understanding the nuances of functional connectivity dynamics.

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