Re: [HCP-Users] Convert activation cifti data to volume nifti

2018-03-26 Thread Timothy Coalson
For subcortical structures, it is as simple as wb_command -cifti-separate using -volume-all. For surface data, you would need to map it back into volume, using that subject's surfaces, thereby losing the advantages of surface registration (for both analysis and display). You would need to use

[HCP-Users] MEG working memory task description error

2018-03-26 Thread Larson-prior, Linda J
We have recently identified an error in the MEG working memory task protocol description in the HCP 1200 subjects reference manual. A correction will be made in the upcoming release manual (April 2018 updated 1200 subjects reference manual including reprocessed 7T data). However, for anyone

[HCP-Users] Convert activation cifti data to volume nifti

2018-03-26 Thread Yassine Benhajali
Hi all, Any one knows how to extract activation volume in nifti from cifti file like this one : '139435/FMRI/fMRI_EMOTION/tfMRI_EMOTION_hp200_s4_level2.feat/139435_tfMRI_EMOTION_level2_hp200_s4.dscalar.nii' Best, Yassine -- Yassine Benhajali Doctorant en Neuroanthropologie au Laboratoire SIMEXP

Re: [HCP-Users] MEG processing pipelines

2018-03-26 Thread Georgios Michalareas
Hi Benjamin, Sorry for late reply but I was out of office. Regarding single trial source analysis I have put together some code that shows you how to project all motor trials for LH into source space in a matrix with dimensions: Nsources * Ntimespoints * Ntrials beware this matrix for the

Re: [HCP-Users] Fwd: analysing the 7T rsfMRI

2018-03-26 Thread Glasser, Matthew
I would use an equal amount of both phase encoding directions. You can use algorithms like MIGP to combine across subjects, or within subjects you can concatenate after demeaning and potentially variance normalizing. Note that we recommend using the sICA+FIX cleaned data and if comparing

Re: [HCP-Users] Fwd: analysing the 7T rsfMRI

2018-03-26 Thread Laserboy 1122233
Hi Michael Many thanks. Not really but maybe space and not knowing how to combining them all easily and using a script to do this. Probably because most of the data I used before was just AP so I was wondering whether really. I need to do this. Also because of space and finding an automated way

Re: [HCP-Users] Fwd: analysing the 7T rsfMRI

2018-03-26 Thread Harms, Michael
Hi, “AP” (short for anterior-to-posterior) and “PA” (short for posterior-to-anterior) refer to the phase encoding direction. In general, as Jenn said, we recommend using both the AP and PA data, so that your results aren’t “biased” toward a particular phase-encoding direction. Is there a

Re: [HCP-Users] Fwd: analysing the 7T rsfMRI

2018-03-26 Thread Laserboy 1122233
Dear Jenn and all, Many thanks for your email and replay. Is the AP the fold direction? or what is it exactly? May I ask if I analyze the data with AP flold direction is this acceptable? I have used and downloaded other free data (e.g. the fcon 1000) but all what I analysed before where one nifit

Re: [HCP-Users] Fwd: analysing the 7T rsfMRI

2018-03-26 Thread Elam, Jennifer
Hi Aser, First off, if you have 7T preprocessed rfMRI data that we previously released, do not use it. There was a processing error that we have now fixed and are preparing to rerelease the corrected preprocessed data in the next couple of weeks. If you are processing the unprocessed 7T data

[HCP-Users] Fwd: analysing the 7T rsfMRI

2018-03-26 Thread Laserboy 1122233
Hello I am new to the data and apologies if this is a naive question. All of the data contain or acquired with AP and or PA. If I would like to use for example conn to analyse the data can I just analyse rest 1 (PA) or it has to be both? If both how can I combine them or proceed ? Many thanks