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Correct on the mapping to the group ICA components.
The order in the concatenated time series file is:
REST1_LR
REST1_RL
REST2_LR
REST2_RL
Note that, in case it matters to you, the LR scan does NOT necessarily precede the RL scan temporally within each scan session. However, the "REST1" scans should always be acquired in the same session, and the "REST2" scans acquired in a different session.
cheers,
-MH
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From: <Nomi>, Jason <[email protected]>
Date: Wednesday, March 4, 2015 9:20 AM To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> Subject: [HCP-Users] Dense Connectome Time Courses Dear HCP Experts,
I have a question regarding the text files found in the dense connectome release. Are the columns found in the text files for the node time courses ordered in the same way as the melodic_IC_sum.nii.gz file? That is, I assume that column 1 in the text file
represents the time course for component 0 in the melodic file, column 2 = component 1, column 3 = component 2, etc, etc.
Also, for the 4800 time points listed in the text file, how does the ordering of the resting state acquisition scans go? I know that there are four 15 minute resting state scans (1200 volumes each), 2 L-R and 2 R-L acquired. But, how are they ordered in
the text file?
Are the first 2400 volumes L-R and R-L? Or, are the first 2400 volumes both L-R, or both R-L?
I would like to cut the file in half for an analysis (30 minute resting state scan) but want to ensure that I use a counterbalanced L-R and R-L acquisition parameter.
Thank you for the help -
Jason
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