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Tim
On Thu, Apr 12, 2018 at 11:01 PM, Xinyang Liu wrote:
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> 2. How to look at the CIFTI and GIFTI files as matrices? I haven't found a
> proper way to look at the information inside as rows and columns.
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Gifti files, and dense cifti files, have too
1. That is the ROI of neocortex (excluding the medial wall). The medial wall
is the non-cortical tissue that connects the two hemispheres (e.g. corpus
callosum, diencephalon). All of the surface meshes are usable if they are the
same kind of mesh (i.e. native, 32k, 164k).
2. You can
I hear ya...preaching to the choir.
I’ve just noticed a crusade (mainly led by geneticists). I’ve even seen folks
put money on the table (Dorothy Bishop in the UK) for registered replication
studies (irrespective of whether they replicate or not)! I just wanted to make
sure I wasn’t missing
Hi Jenifer,
There isn't a place to register hypotheses on dbGaP that I'm aware. People have
asked for this for HCP and other shared/open datasets generally, but it would
be difficult/impossible to scientifically police investigator's claims on a
hypothesis (who would have the authority to
Hi Jenn,
Thanks so much for the info.
Do folks register their hypotheses somehow in the dbGaP (transparency and
reliability measures percolating throughout the research
community...particularly genetics).
Cheers,
JJ
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Jenifer Juranek, PhD
Director of the BRAIN
Hi Jenifer,
I would use the search string: MH091657 OR "Human Connectome Project" to search
PubMed for manuscripts that have correctly cited the WU-Minn-Oxford HCP grant
(over 500 to date!).
I am not aware of papers that fit your criteria, but Tom Nichols (CC'd) would
know what's out there
Hi all and thanks for your answers,
Just as a quick follow up I figured out how to align the vtk and images after
conversion. The thing is I am using medinria that seems to read the nifti
header differently (through the ITK reader) than workbench is. Basically, I
have seen thanks to the
Hi Tim and Benjamin,
@Tim: Thank you very much for your comments
@Benjamin: You can find the 4k spheres that were used for the released MEG data
in the MEG pipeline in
https://github.com/Washington-University/megconnectome/tree/master/template
I also try Tim’s advice on using -cifti-resample