Open HippocampusGirl opened 2 years ago
@HippocampusGirl session #1 is a pre-assigned BIDS Town Hall, could you please pick another one, just in case #3 does not work?
Could you link me to the sessions? I might have been using the wrong schedule
I found it! Sorry for the confusion. I will edit the post now
Hello @hippocampusgirl, You have been assigned to the emergent session 18:00-19:00 GMT+1 on June 20, 2022.
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You have been assigned to session #3.
Crowdcast link for virtual attendance:
By Lea Waller, Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, Germany
Recording and streaming volunteer unknown
Emergent sessions 2 (or alternatively 3 or 4)>
Short description and the goals for the session
In the ENIGMA consortium, when we set out to do fMRI meta analyses, we encountered a number of issues with how to standardize and harmonize processing across diverse data sets.
To attempt to solve these problems, we developed HALFpipe, an easy-to-use pipeline built on top of fMRIPrep and other existing tools.
In this session, it would be great to discuss the advantages and disadvantages of standardized pipelines such as HALFpipe, and more generally, how to integrate the diverse set of pipelines that are being developed within the community.
Useful Links
https://github.com/HALFpipe/HALFpipe https://bit.ly/tbfmrimanual https://doi.org/hmts https://doi.org/gfv773