Hello all,
I was wondering if anyone had developed a standardized protocol for dealing with the outputs of fMRIprep (the actual NIfTI files, or the HTML)? I was trying to train staff and students in my lab on fMRIprep checks, and was starting to develop some documents; I, however, thought I would see if others had compiled something similar and/or there were consensus documents for dealing with outputs?
The best analogs would be something like the guides that ENIGMA develop for Freesurfer troubleshooting / QC (e.g., http://enigma.ini.usc.edu/protocols/imaging-protocols/).
I searched on the forum a bit and didn’t find any relevant posts; I also looked on readthedocs, but again no luck. Any thoughts are deeply appreciated!
Thanks much,
Jamie.
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I have not gone for a deep dive on the interweb for that but I am sure that there are a few things being done around that. And there is a market for this for sure.
One I am aware of and that is mostly geared towards motion is this one:
Hope it helps.
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As a new addition to the neuroscience community, and someone that is preparing for my first run through of #fmriprep, I have the same question.
EDIT: I dove into this search a little more and was able to find a similar thread (fMRIPrep Tutorial), which led me to @Shotgunosine’s guide (https://github.com/nimh-mbdu/fmriprep_qa_guide).
Cheers,
Nick
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Not a protocol per se, but I’ve been working on a draft of some QC documentation for fMRIPrep. Currently lives here.
I unfortunately haven’t been able to devote time to finish it yet, and would absolutely welcome any contributions based on your experiences training staff and students to look at the reports.
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