
Effective connectivity estimates from dynamic causal modeling (rDCM) are typ-ically represented as dense directed matrices. However, these matrices do notdirectly specify a continuous, geometric description of how directed influenceis routed through 3D white matter anatomy. Because these estimates are ex-pressed as abstract parcel to parcel weights, they may require fusion with addi-tional data, such as diffusion MRI tractography in order to define anatomicallyplausible pathways. I present a solution for fusing whole-cortex estimates fromregression dynamic causal modeling (Schaefer-400) with a dense tractographyatlas (HCP-1065)
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