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Dec 12, 2013 02:12 PM | Norman Scheel
NKI/Rockland Sample Physiological Data
Hi all :)
When I calculate the duration of the recordings, physiologic signals are always some ms longer, but not constantly the same. How do I know how fMRI and physiological signals are aligned?
For example, for one sample I get the following:
rs-fMRI:
120 Volumes * 2500 ms/Volume = 300000 ms
Physiological Data:
19004 samples * 16 ms/sample = 304064 ms
Or is it just that timepoint zero is the same for both signals, just that physiological recording had to be stopped manualy and therefore is a little longer?
Thanks in advance :)
Norman
When I calculate the duration of the recordings, physiologic signals are always some ms longer, but not constantly the same. How do I know how fMRI and physiological signals are aligned?
For example, for one sample I get the following:
rs-fMRI:
120 Volumes * 2500 ms/Volume = 300000 ms
Physiological Data:
19004 samples * 16 ms/sample = 304064 ms
Or is it just that timepoint zero is the same for both signals, just that physiological recording had to be stopped manualy and therefore is a little longer?
Thanks in advance :)
Norman
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