Modelling and analysis of time-variant directed interrelations between brain regions based on BOLD-signals
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Otto W. Witte | Herbert Witte | Lutz Leistritz | Jürgen R. Reichenbach | Claudia Hemmelmann | Wolfram Hesse | M. Ungureanu | Torsten Wüstenberg | O. Witte | J. Reichenbach | W. Hesse | T. Wüstenberg | H. Witte | C. Hemmelmann | M. Ungureanu | L. Leistritz
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