Assuming a mono-exponential decay model:
s(x,t,TEk)=S0(x,t)e−R2∗(x,t)⋅TEk
Describing S0(t) and R2∗(t) in terms of relative changes w.r.t. their average values:
s(t,TEk)=sˉ(TEk)⋅(1+Sˉ0ΔS0(t))⋅e−ΔR2∗(t)⋅TEk
Signal percentage changes w.r.t. the mean of the signal:
y(t,TEk)=Δρ(t)−ΔR2∗(t)⋅TEk
Elizabeth DuPre started tedana in May 2018 to advance ME-ICA by Prantik Kundu
Approx. 20 contributors from various countries and institutions
Monthly developer calls, a periodic newsletter, active issue board & code updates
Install:
pip install tedana
Use from the command line:
tedana -d echo_1.nii.gz echo_2.nii.gz echo_3.nii.gz echo_4.nii.gz -e 12 28 44 60 -
Or from a Python session:
from tedana import workflows
workflows.tedana_workflow(
data_files,
echo_times,
out_dir=out_dir,
mask=mask_file,
prefix="sub-04570_task-rest_space-scanner",
fittype="curvefit",
tedpca="mdl",
verbose=True,
)
Check out the Juggling with data session on Thursday at 12:00 UTC for more on these.
Expertise required: software engineering, MRI physics, math/statistics, neuroscience, data visualization, project management, community management…
👉 No one in the team has all of these!
Neuroimaging grad students and postdocs are rarely software engineers, but their code needs to survive beyond their period of contribution
👉 Documentation and testing are very important
Too big for informal governance, but too small for most documented open source governance models
Learn how to denoise your multi-echo fMRI data using tedana at the Juggling with data session at MRI Together
Get in touch @eurunuela or e.urunuela@bcbl.eu