Fig. 5: Geometry shapes non-neocortical function. | Nature

Fig. 5: Geometry shapes non-neocortical function.

From: Geometric constraints on human brain function

Fig. 5

a–c, First three geometric eigenmodes and FC-based functional gradients in the thalamus (a), striatum (b) and hippocampus (c). The modes and gradients are shown in 3D coordinate space with negative, zero and positive values coloured blue, white and red, respectively. D, dorsal; P, posterior; R, rightward. Scatter plots show the relationship between modes and gradients, with red lines representing linear fits with Pearson correlation coefficient r. d–f, Bottom, absolute correlation (|r|) of the first 20 geometric eigenmodes and functional gradients in the thalamus (d), striatum (e) and hippocampus (f). Top, highest |r| value obtained for each functional gradient (grey bars), taking into account order flips in geometric eigenmodes, along with the percentage of variance explained by each functional gradient (blue lines). Max., maximum.

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