Taylor Salo

One minor thing- I believe that Sleuth automatically combines experiments within studies, so Sleuth users wouldn't have to worry about this. It would mostly impact folks using NIMADS-based Datasets.

Thank you both. @jeromedockes I definitely want to add NeuroQuery, but it's still up in the air whether I should write a light wrapper around the NeuroQuery package or incorporate...

@62442katieb might be best able to do this, given her prior experience experimenting with meta-ICA (along with input from @angielaird, who wrote one of the two references for the workflow).

There's a C implementation under a GPL license packaged with the [NeuRoi toolbox](https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/research/groups/clinicalneurology/neuroi.aspx).

Apparently they renamed the method from "coordinate density analysis" to "analysis of brain coordinates."

I'm a little stuck on how to have `update_path()`/`basepath` interact with the `images` attribute, which validates filenames when set/updated.

@62442katieb Any news on this?

I believe the NIMADS solution was to simply duplicate all study-level metadata at the analysis level. If so, we can close this. @jdkent is that correct?

@yifan0330 do you want to refactor CBMR here or in your CBMR repo? I have a few ideas about dependencies and documentation.

I've started on this, but I immediately ran into a bunch of circular imports. I'm hoping that #674 and #675 will make identifying and fixing circular imports easier.