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25	25	==== [[image:conn3d.png||height="688" width="1700"]] ====
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27		-To show/hide the Connectivity centers/edges, access the controls available in the upper-right corner:
	27	+- to show/hide the Connectivity centers/edges, access the controls available in the upper-right corner:
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29	29	[[image:visible.png||height="543" width="500"]]
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42	42	==== Usage: ====
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44		-After instantiating the widget it allows export of the currently selected connectivity:
	44	+- after instantiating the widget it allows export of the currently selected connectivity:
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46	46	{{code language="python"}}
47	47	from tvbwidgets.api import ConnectivityWidget
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65	65	=== 2. SpaceTimeVisualizerWidget ===
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67		-- This is a three-dimensional representation of the delayed-connectivity structure (space-time) when combined with spatial separation and a finite conduction speed. The connectome consists of the weights matrix giving the strength and topology of the network and the tract lengths matrix gives the distance between pair of regions. When setting a specific conduction speed, the distances will be translated into time delays. The space-time visualizer disaggregate the //weights// matrix and each slice corresponds to connections that fall into a particular distance (or delay) range. The first slice is the complete weights matrix. Click on any of the subsequent slices to see the corresponding 2D matrix plot.
	67	+- this is a 3D representation of the delayed-connectivity structure
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	69	+- the space-time visualizer disaggregate the //weights// matrix and each slice corresponds to connections that fall into a particular distance (or delay) range. The first slice is the complete weights matrix. Click on any of the subsequent slices to see the corresponding 2D matrix plot. Also, choose the conduction speed and ranges you are interested to explore and the plot will update instantly.
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	71	+[[image:st1.png]]
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	73	+- clicking on a connectivity slice, brings that particular slice in the center an you can visualize it in 2D mode
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	75	+[[image:st3.png||height="409" width="600"]][[image:st4.png||height="409" width="600"]]
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	77	+- in the tab called Plots Overview you get a 2D summary of all the current slices
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	79	+[[image:st2.png]]