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News: New results in using computational models to relate structural and functional brain connectivity by Hlinka and Coombes. Jul 30, 2012; Article on small-world topology of functional connectivity in randomly connected dynamical systems by Hlinka, Hartman, and Palus. Jul 21, 2012; Paper on discerning connectivity from dynamics in climate networks by Palus, Hartman, Hlinka, and Vejmelka. Oct 29, 2011; Article on the role of nonlinearity in graph-theoretical analysis of resting-state fMRI networks by Hartman et. al. Mar 31, 2011; New NeuroImage article on fMRI functional connectivity measures by Hlinka et al. Dec 14, 2010; More news…

Climate Dynamics

Interactions, information transfer and complex structures in the dynamics of changing climate: Czech name: Interakce, přenos informace a složité struktury v dynamice měnícího se klimatu The main focus of this project is the analysis of climatic data with main focus on its linearity/nonlinearity properties, local and large-scale structure.
The effect of nonlinearity in computing graph theoretic characteristics of complex networks: Presented at XNET 2011
Relation of structure and dynamics in complex systems: consequences for graph-theoretical analysis: Presented at Dynamical Days Europe, Oldenburg, 2011
Inferring coupling structure from dynamics in complex systems: consequences for graph-theoretical analysis: Presented at XNET 2011, Vienna.
Sensitivity of centrality measures to estimation of adjacency structure: a study of mutual information estimators: Presented at Dynamical Days Europe, Oldenburg 2011.
Hlinka2012Dames
Hlinka2012EGU
Hlinka2012ECCS
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PosterMV1012EGU
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Hlinka2013Entropy

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