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May 9, 2019 09:05 AM | yhjoo
Bandpass filter rationalre
Dear CONN members.
I wonder why we use the bandpass filter range as [0.008 ~ 0.09 Hz] for resting state fMRI.
Some studies reported that the reason was to reduce low-frequency drift and noise effects.
However, I couldn't find more exact explanation based on BOLD signal or physiology or an anything.
I think the best explanation is existed about this.
Because the range was choosen as the defalut value in the CONN, and I guess some discussion had been held.
Is there anyone who can explain this?
I wonder why we use the bandpass filter range as [0.008 ~ 0.09 Hz] for resting state fMRI.
Some studies reported that the reason was to reduce low-frequency drift and noise effects.
However, I couldn't find more exact explanation based on BOLD signal or physiology or an anything.
I think the best explanation is existed about this.
Because the range was choosen as the defalut value in the CONN, and I guess some discussion had been held.
Is there anyone who can explain this?