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Sep 20, 2019 10:09 AM | Peter Coppola
RE: denoising (compcor) is shifting all correlation histogram means to zero
Dear functional conn comunity,
I have been wondering the same thing. Denoising seems to shift the distributions towards having mean 0 (although in most cases there is a longer tail on the positive side). This will induce "spurious" negative correlations as well as somewhat change the output of weighted graph theory measures i imagine.
I am not sure what part of the denosing may produce this (e.g., simple movement within the scanner may produce higher correlations). I might investigate myself if I find time; but in the mean time any comment or discussion is welcome.
Happy connectivity
Peter
I have been wondering the same thing. Denoising seems to shift the distributions towards having mean 0 (although in most cases there is a longer tail on the positive side). This will induce "spurious" negative correlations as well as somewhat change the output of weighted graph theory measures i imagine.
I am not sure what part of the denosing may produce this (e.g., simple movement within the scanner may produce higher correlations). I might investigate myself if I find time; but in the mean time any comment or discussion is welcome.
Happy connectivity
Peter
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