I don’t know where you read that you have to pass manual_classification.tsv to ica-reclassify with the --ctab option. If I remember correctly, that option was available with the tedana command so you could rerun the denoising with your manual classification.
With ica-reclassify we have made it easier to reclassify components based on classifications made elsewhere (like Rica). You will want to use the accepted.txt and rejected.txt files that Rica gives you. So your command will look something like this: ica-reclassify --manacc accepted.txt --manrej rejected.txt and so on.
Thank you for the quick response! I actually read it on neurostars, but the post was about 2 years ago so I just wanted to double check.
That makes sense! Although, whenever I downloaded the tsv file by clicking on save (from https://rica-fmri.netlify.app), it seemed like it gave me a single file named as manual_classification.tsv. Would I need to create my own accepted and rejected txt files? Or should I install RICA on my local device?
I am unsure which version it would be… I followed GitHub’s Rica link and assumed it was the most latest. Is there a way to know the version from the online version? Maybe I do need to install it on my local device!