超越节点和边缘:图论和神经成像模式的文献计量分析

Makliya Mamat, Ziteng Wang, Ling Jin, Kailong He, Lin Li, Yiyong Chen
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通过图论和先进的神经成像技术来了解大脑的复杂结构,在揭示神经网络的复杂性方面已变得越来越重要。本文献计量分析通过关注图论方法、神经解剖学和各种神经成像模式的交叉点,探索了不断发展的大脑研究领域。通过系统的搜索策略,我们检索到了一个全面的文章和综述数据集。利用 CiteSpace 和 VOSviewer 进行了详细的科学计量分析,揭示了这一多学科领域的新兴趋势、关键研究集群和有影响力的贡献。我们的综述强调了图论方法与神经成像模式之间日益增长的协同作用,反映了影响我们对大脑网络理解的范式的演变。本研究提供了对脑网络研究的全面洞察,强调了增长模式、关键贡献和全球合作网络,从而为研究人员和机构驾驭这一跨学科领域提供了宝贵的资源。
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Beyond nodes and edges: a bibliometric analysis on graph theory and neuroimaging modalities
Understanding the intricate architecture of the brain through the lens of graph theory and advanced neuroimaging techniques has become increasingly pivotal in unraveling the complexities of neural networks. This bibliometric analysis explores the evolving landscape of brain research by focusing on the intersection of graph theoretical approaches, neuroanatomy, and diverse neuroimaging modalities. A systematic search strategy was used that resulted in the retrieval of a comprehensive dataset of articles and reviews. Using CiteSpace and VOSviewer, a detailed scientometric analysis was conducted that revealed emerging trends, key research clusters, and influential contributions within this multidisciplinary domain. Our review highlights the growing synergy between graph theory methodologies and neuroimaging modalities, reflecting the evolving paradigms shaping our understanding of brain networks. This study offers comprehensive insight into brain network research, emphasizing growth patterns, pivotal contributions, and global collaborative networks, thus serving as a valuable resource for researchers and institutions navigating this interdisciplinary landscape.
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