Correlations between image-space voxels over time have been used to identify functionally connected regions of the cortex of subjects in the “resting state.” The common pre-processing techniques that are applied to fMRI k-space data before image reconstruction and before magnitude image formation can induce image-space voxel correlations. Since connectivity inferences are based upon image-space correlations, one must quantify and account for such pre-processing induced correlations. This framework allows the quantification and removal of these induced correlations. This will enhance and refine all future fMRI connectivity studies.
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Rowe, D., & Nencka, A. (2009). Induced Correlation In FMRI Magnitude Data From k-Space Preprocessing. Proceedings 17th Scientific Meeting, International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Honolulu, 1721. Retrieved from /MyPathway2009/1721
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