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stat.AP2026★ 1 cited
Excessive data censoring in fMRI undermines individual precision and weakens brain-behavior associations
Amanda Mejia, Joanne Hwang, Damon Pham +4
Censoring high-motion volumes in fMRI is common practice to reduce effects of head motion on functional connectivity (FC). Although aggressive censoring removes more noise, it caus…
q-bio.NC2025★ 2 cited
Go Figure: Transparency in neuroscience images preserves context and clarifies interpretation
Paul A. Taylor, Himanshu Aggarwal, Peter Bandettini +39
Visualizations are vital for communicating scientific results. Historically, neuroimaging figures have only depicted regions that surpass a given statistical threshold. This practi…