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This directory contains a release of the University of Michigan Psychiatry
Neuroimaging Methods Core tools. The version number of the release can be
found in ./.local/mc_releasetag
For help with these tools contact us at [email protected]
The goal of the Neuroimaging Methods core is to provide all investigators in
the Department of Psychiatry -- especially junior faculty and young
investigators -- with the latest and best in neuroimaging analysis tools.
The Core consists of Robert Welsh and Chandra Sripada (Co-directors)
as well as Mike Angstadt and Daniel Kessler (Research Computer
Specialists). An Executive Committee consisting of PIs from the
department sets the Core's agenda and oversees activities.
Our goal is to make sure Methods Core tools are:
*User-friendly including extensive commenting and informative error
messages.
*Integrated and consistent across tools.
*Fast, using a variety of methods to reduce disk operations and accelerate
performance.
*Well documented including help files and, in many cases, practical video
documentation.
*Supported by Methods Core personnel at [email protected]
*Frequently updated to work with current versions of SPM, FSL, MarsBar, etc.
Please give us your feedback about how we're doing.
Release Notes:
2/20/2017 - Release 3.0
This release updates Methods Core to SPM12 (R7219)
This includes the addition of a Preprocess folder which contains
MATLAB based preprocessing template/central scripts.
The ConnTool folder also now contains AnatomyErode scripts to aid
in creating eroded WM/CSF masks for resting state processing.
5/3/2016 - Release 2.0
This release incorporates many substantial updates & improvements to
previously released tools, including
- ConnTool
- ExtractionsScript
- FirstLevel
- GraphTheory
- PPI
- QualityChecks
- SecondLevel
- spm8Batch
- svmbatch
- core (core functionality & SPM releases)
3/28/2014 - Release 1.9
This release adds the GraphTheory toolbox to perform graph theoretic analyses on connectome data.
2/7/2014 - Release 1.8
This release adds enhancements to ConnTool, including the ability to perform ALFF and fALFF analyses.
11/20/2013 - Release 1.7
This release adds an advanced tool (svmbatch) to support Paired SVM Analyses.
10/1/2013 - Release 1.6
This release adds a tool (ConnTool) to support Connectivity Analyses.
5/8/2013 - Release 1.5
This release adds tools to support both standard and generalized
PPI. These scripts can be found in the PPI directory.
They include batched and automated VOI extration, automated
generation of PPI regressors for multiple ROIs, and modifications
to FirstLevel template script for easier loading of multiple
subject-specific regressor files at the first level.
4/8/2013 - Release 1.4
This release adds scripts for quality checking during preprocessing.
These can be found in the QualityChecks folder.
Minor revisions were made to spm8Batch including the ability to use
SPMs New Segment instead of VBM, as well as extracting principle
components from white matter and CSF segments.
2/13/2013 - Release 1.3
This release adds scripts to extract betas from SPM designs in the
ROIScripts folder.
The Methods Core repository now also includes the latest distribution
of Marsbar in Utilities/marsbar/marsbar-0.43
Includes a few minor FirstLevel bug fixes
10/2/2012 - Release 1.2
This release adds matlab scripts to perform second level analysis
in SPM.
9/5/2012 - Release 1.1
This release adds a suite of matlab-driven
scripts to support first level analysis.
8/1/2012 - Release 1.0
First public release of MethodsCore tools. This release contains a
suite of command-line scripts to preprocess fMRI data as well as
perform several basic data quality checks.