Eigenvector centrality (EC) is a parameter-free method to measure the centrality of complex brain network structures without a priori assumption. It is here applied to resting state fMRI data acquired from normal controls (NC) and Parkinson’s disease (PD) subjects for the purpose of detecting centrality abnormality in PD, a disease known to impact neural networks diffusely. The features extracted from EC were able to accurately classify subjects when used with linear discriminant analysis and support vector machine.
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