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研究生: 林俊鴻
Lin, Jun Hong
論文名稱: 腦島的功能性連結之年紀差異:基於小世界網路下的探討
Age-related differences on the functional connectivity of insular cortex: An approach based upon small-world theory
指導教授: 蕭又新
Shiau, Yuo Hsien
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 理學院 - 應用物理研究所
Graduate Institute of Applied Physics
論文出版年: 2016
畢業學年度: 105
語文別: 中文
論文頁數: 67
中文關鍵詞: 小世界網路中樞自主神經系統認知功能多重攻擊策略
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  • 近年來,功能性磁振造影技術發展迅速,使得大腦神經活動關聯性在腦神經科學中逐漸發展成熟。同時,網路理論的發展在近代也引起關注,在生物物理中,小世界網路(Small-World Network)被廣泛運用在大腦神經網路,其群聚性高、特徵路徑短之性質與大腦各個腦區間反應及高效率傳遞資訊的特性相似。有鑑於此,本論文藉由小世界網路的特性探討大腦的老化現象。
    本研究以靜息態功能性磁振造影(Resting-state fMRI)量測年輕人及老年人大腦資料,並以右側腦島(Ins.R)作為核心,建構以腦島為核心的正及負相關網路。隨後,我們觀察在小世界特性明顯下的全域網路參數(Global Network Parameters)及區域網路參數(Regional Network Parameters)之老化現象。最後,我們利用多重攻擊策略模擬網路多點受損之情況,以了解網路之脆弱性。
    我們研究結果指出,以腦島建立之負相關網路的常規化特徵路徑(Normalized Characteristic Path Length)會隨年紀而減短。並在區域網路參數所選出之重要網路樞紐中發現以腦島所建構之相關網路與認知功能(Cognitive Function)及中樞自主神經系統(Central Autonomic System)具有相關,且正相關網路中左側前扣帶和旁扣帶腦回(ACIN.L)及左側緣上回(SMG.L)隨著老化有顯著差異。期望可幫助醫學上了解中樞自主系統與認知功能在老化下之狀況。


    中文摘要 ii
    Abstract iv
    Chapter 1 導論 1
    1.1 網路 1
    1.2 腦島與老化 2
    Chapter 2 方法 7
    2.1 資料來源與預處理 7
    2.2 腦島之相關網路的建構 10
    2.2.1 皮爾森相關性矩陣(Pearson Correlational Matrix) 10
    2.2.2 最小生成樹(Minimum Spanning Tree) 14
    2.3 網路參數 17
    2.3.1 全域網路參數 17
    2.3.2 區域網路參數 20
    2.4 網路樞紐之定義 22
    2.5 統計方法 23
    2.5.1 雙樣本平均數差異T檢定 23
    Chapter 3 網路分析 24
    3.1 腦島之相關網路的全域網路特性 24
    3.1.1小世界網路特性與效率 24
    3.1.2 老化差異 31
    3.2腦島之相關網路之區域網路特性 33
    3.2.1網路樞紐 33
    3.2.2 老化差異 36
    3.3 網路圖 38
    Chapter4中樞自主神經網路的多重攻擊策略 41
    4.1 負載分佈向量(Load Distribution Vector) 41
    4.2 基於負載分佈的多重攻擊策略流程 44
    4.2 腦島之相關網路的多重攻擊策略 45
    4.2.1 攻擊結點累計圖 47
    4.2.2 腦島之相關網路之多重攻擊效率分析 49
    Chapter5結論與討論 52
    5.1腦島相關網路的小世界特性 52
    5.2 腦島相關網路的常規化特徵路徑與老化的關聯 53
    5.3 腦島相關網路的最小生成樹及區域網路特性與老化的關聯 54
    5.4腦島之相關網路的多重攻擊策略 61
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