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1. Medicine › Advanced MRI Techniques and Applications

   Less is more: balancing noise reduction and data retention in fMRI with data-driven scrubbing

   Pham, McDonald, Ding, Nebel and Mejia · NeuroImage · 2023

   The paper proposes projection scrubbing, a data-driven way to remove artefact-affected fMRI volumes, and compares it with motion scrubbing and DVARS on validity, reliability, fingerprinting and data retention.

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   1. UncheckedData-driven scrubbing of fMRI scans removes only a fraction of the volumes or whole sessions that motion-based scrubbing removes.“Importantly, however, data-driven scrubbing excludes a fraction of the number of volumes or entire sessions compared to motion scrubbing.”