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Unusual DVARS, outlier count, carpet plot patterns in initial volumes

Open chrisgorgo opened this issue 6 years ago • 6 comments

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We are seeing this across scanners and sequences. I wonder if this has something to do with the fact that those values are calculated after motion correction and motion correction is using a reference volume calculated using an average of a subset of X first volumes. https://github.com/poldracklab/mriqc/blob/ca6b21c84566f6aadeb1aac2809d4ec09278b5e3/mriqc/workflows/functional.py#L585

chrisgorgo avatar Mar 08 '18 07:03 chrisgorgo

Here's a good case we can try to test this theory on: https://s3.amazonaws.com/openneuro.outputs/447d26e4f9fe6ce7b5ff851356280f6a/dae3c6ba-9b1f-471e-b54d-64c9cfc34f91/reports/sub-9_task-cueexposure_bold.html

From https://openneuro.org/datasets/ds001247/versions/00001?app=MRIQC&version=65&job=5a99767bdf832f000104dd30

chrisgorgo avatar Mar 08 '18 08:03 chrisgorgo

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stale[bot] avatar Aug 15 '18 01:08 stale[bot]

Has this been resolved? I'm seeing similar issues with the beginning of some runs of my data (not all) but also at the ending of a run (processed with MRIQC version: 0.11.0, though).

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doritdorit avatar Sep 13 '18 21:09 doritdorit

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stale[bot] avatar Apr 06 '19 23:04 stale[bot]

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