Analyzing and Understanding fMRI data ...for brilliant people who have never done it before (aka "dummies") ![]() Neuroimaging research can be overwhelming. The steps to analyzing and understanding fMRI data are very complicated and thus can easily be confused or forgotten, especially for beginners. So, as I have been learning the tricks of the trade, I began to create short documents listing the steps needed for a few basic imaging analyses as well as understanding basic imaging principles. I started naming them all "for dummies," as they are guides for beginners; however, as a colleague pointed out, no one in this field is a dummy (even though you may sometimes feel that way). My former labmates and I have found these documents helpful at times, so I thought I would post them here as a resource for others starting out in neuroimaging. Note that they are all considered still in progress; I will update them (and probably add more). The "for dummies" guides I currently have are:
These are all available for download below. |
Imaging for "Dummies"
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