If I understand what you're asking for correctly, then no, not in any meaningful sense. This is the gross structural anatomy of a dead brain, which is a small b

If I understand what you're asking for correctly, then no, not in any meaningful sense. This is the gross structural anatomy of a dead brain, which is a small but important step towards understanding dynamics. Inference from structure to dynamics in a brain is several orders of magnitude less plausible than inferring from a record of local weather reports to simulating actual weather patterns. Maybe a better analogy would be inferring from Grey's Anatomy to the regulatory dynamics of proteins at the cellular level in vivo (although I think that might actually be easier?)