Evaluation of denoising strategies for task-based functional connectivity: Equalizing residual motion artifacts between rest and cognitively demanding tasks

Evaluation of denoising strategies for task-based functional connectivity: Equalizing residual motion artifacts between rest and cognitively demanding tasks

In-scanner head motion represents a major confounding factor in functional connectivity studies and it raises particular concerns when motion correlates with the effect of interest. One such instance regards research focused on functional connectivity modulations induced by sustained cognitively dem...

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Main Authors: DiNuzzo, M. (Author), Fratini, M. (Author), Gili, T. (Author), Giove, F. (Author), Macaluso, E. (Author), Mangia, S. (Author), Mascali, D. (Author), Moraschi, M. (Author), Tommasin, S. (Author), Wise, R.G (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: John Wiley and Sons Inc 2021
Subjects:
adult
Adult
anatomy and histology
aroma
article
artifact
Artifacts
Auditory Perception
Cerebrum
cognition
Cognition
connectome
Connectome
Datasets as Topic
denoising
diagnostic imaging
functional connectivity
functional magnetic resonance imaging
head movement
Head Movements
hearing
human
human experiment
Humans
information processing
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Memory, Short-Term
motion
noise
nuclear magnetic resonance imaging
physiology
pipeline
prediction
procedures
reliability
rest
Rest
resting-state fMRI
short term memory
task-concurrent connectivity
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