Taylor Salo

@dowdlelt I only have access to complex, four-echo data. Is there any chance that you reconstructed phase data for any of the eight-echo datasets you've run and that you could...

@agahkarakuzu That would be amazing! I do have phase data, but only four echoes. In order to test out the method as I manage to translate it to Python, I'd...

Ah, but my data are ME-EPI, not GRE, so it's relatively low-resolution. Four-echo MEGRE data would definitely be better for testing the code. I haven't looked at the signal decay...

I actually just recently posted a PDF for the four-echo protocol I'm using for my dissertation's sample [here](https://osf.io/y46cu/). It uses the CMRR MB sequence (specifically R016) for Siemens. >I found...

I saw in @CesarCaballeroGaudes' talk that 3dMEPFM scales to R2*. I assume that's done without actually fitting volume-wise R2*, so I do wonder if doing something similar might be possible...

Would it be possible for us to do that in tedana? We could convert to percent signal change if that's a necessary step, right?

I guess that DeltaR2* (or DeltaT2*?) would be my suggestion, yes. I mainly would just like to output files with a more meaningful scale, if it's possible. If it isn't...

Rather than opening a separate issue, I would recommend just adding a comment with "next steps" to the original issue (#844) in the future.

From today's meeting- big red admonition boxes with breaking/substantial changes highlighted in #622.

I think we should use a hybrid automated/manual approach. Specifically, we could use a GitHub Action, like [Next Change](https://github.com/marketplace/actions/next-change), to create and update a CHANGELOG as PRs are merged in,...