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1. Neuroscience › Functional Brain Connectivity Studies

   Impact of concatenating fMRI data on reliability for functional connectomics

   Cho, Korchmaros, Vogelstein, Milham and Xu · NeuroImage · 2020

   The authors compared ways of combining fMRI scans in highly sampled test-retest datasets to see how each affects the reliability of cortical functional connectivity estimates.

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   1. UncheckedWith equal total time points and the same scan state, joining several shorter fMRI scans gave a clear reliability advantage over one long scan.“When the total number of time points is equal, and the scan state held constant, concatenating multiple shorter scans had a clear advantage over a single long scan.”
   2. UncheckedJoining scans from different fMRI task conditions did not reliably beat one long scan; the reliability of the combined data varied by condition.“However, this was not necessarily true when concatenating across different fMRI states (i.e. task conditions), where the reliability from the aggregate data varied across states.”