The connectivity between neurons is most definitely an important piece of the information needed to understand the structure of the brain, but it doesn’t paint the entire picture. The finer structures within the soma, dendrites, axons and synapses contain information about the strength of the connections and the processing that takes place within these components.
My question is, apart from the simple connectivity, is there enough resolution in these images to form a judgement as to these finer details so that things like the differentiation between inhibitory or excitatory neurons, prediction of neuron spiking patterns, AP propagation speed and so on, can be determined?
It seems to me these are important bits of information that will need to be captured in order to truly determine the state of the brain.