GRETNA

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GRETNA is a graph theoretical network analysis toolbox which allows researchers to perform comprehensive analysis on the topology of brain connectome by integrating the most of network measures studied in current neuroscience field.

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Specifications

License:

GNU General Public License (GPL)

Diagnosis:

Bipolar Disorder, Brain Injuries, Alzheimer Disease, Dyslexia, Epilepsy, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson Disease, Schizophrenia, Stroke, Substance-Related Disorders

Domain:

Computational Neuroscience, EEG/MEG/ECoG, MR, PET/SPECT

Associations

works well with:

BrainNet Viewer
PANDA: a pipeline tool for diffusion MRI

Recent Activity - Documents

PubMed Mentions documentation

Resting-State Functional Connectivity Underlying Costly Punishment: A Machine-Learning Approach. posted by NITRC Moderator on Oct 12

PubMed Mentions documentation

Network analysis reveals disrupted functional brain circuitry in drug-naive social anxiety disorder. posted by NITRC Moderator on Oct 12

PubMed Mentions documentation

Structural network maturation of the preterm human brain. posted by NITRC Moderator on Oct 12

PubMed Mentions documentation

Intrinsic overlapping modular organization of human brain functional networks revealed by a multiobjective evolutionary algorithm. posted by NITRC Moderator on Oct 12

PubMed Mentions documentation

The Role of Disturbed Small-World Networks in Patients with White Matter Lesions and Cognitive Impairment Revealed by Resting State Function Magnetic Resonance Images (rs-fMRI). posted by NITRC Moderator on Oct 12

PubMed Mentions documentation

BrainNet Viewer: a network visualization tool for human brain connectomics. posted by NITRC Moderator on Sep 21

PubMed Mentions documentation

Distinguishing patients with Parkinson's disease subtypes from normal controls based on functional network regional efficiencies. posted by NITRC Moderator on Sep 21

PubMed Mentions documentation

Large-Scale Persistent Network Reconfiguration Induced by Ketamine in Anesthetized Monkeys: Relevance to Mood Disorders. posted by NITRC Moderator on Sep 21

PubMed Mentions documentation

Test-retest reliability of white matter structural brain networks: a multiband diffusion MRI study. posted by NITRC Moderator on Sep 21

PubMed Mentions documentation

Frequency-dependent changes in the regional amplitude and synchronization of resting-state functional MRI in stroke. posted by NITRC Moderator on Sep 21

Recent Activity - Forums

help forum

Welcome to help posted by Mingrui Xia on Nov 12

Recent Activity - Files

gretna: gretna_2.0_release release

Github Address (Continuously Released Update) posted by Xin-di Wang on Nov 21, 2017

gretna: gretna_2.0_release release

GRETNA_2.0.0_release_20171121.zip posted by Xin-di Wang on Nov 21, 2017

gretna: gretna_1.2_release release

GRETNA_1.2.1_release.zip posted by Xin-di Wang on Mar 8, 2016

gretna: gretna_1.2_release release

GRETNA Develop Version posted by Xin-di Wang on Oct 17, 2015

gretna: gretna_1.2_release release

GRETNA_1.2.0_release.zip posted by Xin-di Wang on Oct 17, 2015

gretna: gretna_1.1_release release

GRETNA_1.1.1_release.zip posted by Xin-di Wang on Dec 20, 2014

gretna: gretna_1.1_release release

GRETNA_1.1_release.zip posted by Xin-di Wang on Dec 5, 2014

gretna: gretna_1.1_release release

gretna_1.0_release.zip posted by Xin-di Wang on Sep 4, 2014

gretna: gretna_1.1_release release

Develop posted by Xin-di Wang on Mar 25, 2013

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NeuroLex ID: nlx_155634

RRID: SCR_009487

Funding: the National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars (Grant No. 81225012), the Natural Science Foundation (Grant Nos. 81030028, 31221003 and 30870667), and Beijing Natural Science Foundation (Grant No. Z111107067311036 and 7102090).

Documents: 109

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Registered: Dec 12, 2012

Organization: Beijing Normal University

Center: National Key Laboratory of Cognitive Neuroscience and Learning