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A new preprint of interest to fMRI and open science folk! Cameron Ellis led this effort to develop a new Python package for simulation of fMRI data. "Facilitating open-science with realistic fMRI simulation: validation and application":https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/532424v2 …
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Anna Schapiro, Are you familiar with OpenNeuro @ http://openneuro.org (known before as OpenfMRI ? Enjoy :-)
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Yes big fan! I have a couple datasets there
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An interesting fMRI simulation tool. Do you have plans for extending the noise model inc. e.g. spatial covariance (due to parallel imaging or physiological noise)? This would e.g. help with looking at connectivity analyses.
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Awesome idea! Thanks you guys
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Anna Schapiro, Today's best simulation so far for fMRI data is Real View Imaging's LIve 3D interactive Medical Holography using their patented Digital Light-Shaping Technology @ http://realviewimaginig.com Their technology can recreate any shape & make it interactive. Sci-fi Reality.
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