Abstract

This study delves into the analysis of brain functional networks using connectome fingerprinting within the Human Connectome Project (HCP) dataset. We adopt a dual approach, integrating both functional and structural perspectives to explore the intricate interplay of brain connectivity. Leveraging the rich data provided by the HCP, we unveil novel insights into the organization and dynamics of brain networks. Our findings shed light on the nuanced relationship between functional connectivity patterns and underlying structural architecture, offering valuable contributions to our understanding of brain function and organization.