Tecchio F, Vittoria B, Pascarella A, Cottone C, Cancell A, Vitulano D
Introduction:
The brain is a connected network, requiring complex-system measures to describe its organization principles [1,2]. Here, we aim at testing whether the normalized compression distance (NCD) [3] is a suitable quantifier of the functional connectivity between cortical regions. This new measure estimates the information shared by two signals comparing the compression length of one signal given the other, without requiring any representation of the single in harmonics or selecting a specific time window where to compare the two signals.






