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Title: The statistical analysis of fMRI data using FMRISTAT and MINC


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The statistical analysis of fMRI data using
FMRISTAT and MINC
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PCA_IMAGE PCA of time ? space
1 exclude first frames
2 drift
3 long-range correlation or anatomical effect
remove by converting to of brain
4 signal?
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FMRIDESIGN example pain perception
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FMRILM fits a linear model for fMRI time series
with AR(p) errors
  • Linear model
  • ?
    ?
  • Yt (stimulust HRF) b driftt c errort
  • AR(p) errors
  • ? ?
    ?
  • errort a1 errort-1 ap errort-p s WNt

unknown parameters
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1
0.5
Hot - warm effect,
0
-0.5
-1
0.25
0.2
0.15
Sd of effect,
0.1
0.05
0
6
4
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T effect / sd, 110 df
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-2
-4
-6
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Results from 4 runs on the same subject
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MULTISTAT mixed effects linear model for
combining effects from different
runs/sessions/subjects
  • Ei effect for run/session/subject i
  • Si standard error of effect
  • Mixed effects model
  • Ei covariatesi c Si WNiF ? WNiR

from FMRILM
?
?
Usually 1, but could add group, treatment,
age, sex, ...
Random effect, due to variability from run to run
Fixed effects error, due to variability within
the same run
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Target 100 effective df, so use 19mm smoothing
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STAT_THRESHOLD thresholds and P-values
  • T, F, Hotellings T2, Roys maximum root (maximum
    canonical correlation)
  • Conjunctions of all these
  • Arbitrary number of dimensions (supply the
    resels)
  • Thresholds and P-values for
  • Local maxima (takes the best of Bonferroni,
    random field theory)
  • Cluster spatial extent (mm3 or resels) allowing
    for randomness in estimating local FWHM

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STAT_SUMMARY SPM-style summary of local maxima
and clusters, and their P- and Q-values
  • Analyses T, F, Hotellings T2, Roys maximum root
    (maximum canonical correlation) volumes, and
    conjunctions of all these
  • Mask volume and mask threshold can be supplied
  • Supports isotropic (supply FWHM scalar) or
    non-isotropic (supply FWHM volume, from FMRILM or
    MULTISTAT) to calculate resels
  • Finds all local maxima and clusters above a
    threshold
  • Uses resels to calculate P- and Q-values for
  • Local maxima uses better of Bonferroni or random
    field theory
  • Clusters allows for randomness in estimating
    FWHM volume

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Estimating the delay of the response
  • Delay or latency to the peak of the HRF is
    approximated by a linear combination of two
    optimally chosen basis functions

delay
basis1
basis2
HRF
shift
  • HRF(t shift) basis1(t) w1(shift)
    basis2(t) w2(shift)
  • Convolve bases with the stimulus, then add to
    the linear model

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Shift of the hot stimulus
T stat for magnitude T stat for
shift
Shift (secs) Sd of shift
(secs)
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Shift of the hot stimulus
T stat for magnitude T stat for
shift
Tgt4
T2
Shift (secs) Sd of shift
(secs)
1 sec
/- 0.5 sec
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Combining shifts of the hot stimulus (Contours
are T stat for magnitude gt 4)
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Shift of the hot stimulus
Shift (secs)
T stat for magnitude gt 4.93
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References
  • http//www.math.mcgill.ca/keith/fmristat
  • Worsley et al. (2002). A general statistical
    analysis for fMRI data. NeuroImage, 151-15.
  • Liao et al. (2002). Estimating the delay of the
    response in fMRI data. NeuroImage, 16593-606.

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I/O of MINC in FMRISTAT
  • I/O is written by Roger Gunn and John Aston,
    based on EMMA
  • dFMRIS_READ_IMAGE(file.mnc, slice, frame)
    reads minc file into MATLAB structure e.g.
    d.dim128 128 12, d.data array of data read
    in, etc.
  • FMRIS_WRITE_IMAGE(d, slice, frame) reverses this,
    supply d.file_name file_out.mnc and
    d.parent_file for like option of minc tools

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Limitations of EMMA (1993)
  • EMMA flips an array if the step is negative, so
    voxel coordinates do not agree with e.g. register
  • Theres a lot of stuff in EMMA for PET data
    analysis that FMRISTAT never uses
  • EMMA limits the amount of data that can be I/O in
    one shot limit is now too low!
  • Can modify MINC file dimensions, but not step or
    start
  • EMMA cannot read vector data e.g. non-linear
    warps must use Louis def_to_vol to break up a
    vector into separate x, y, z volumes waste of
    space!
  • Some parts of EMMA use obsolete commands that do
    not exist in MATLAB 6.2, e.g. table
  • Need e.g. Frank to create a new EMMA for Windows
    with every new version of Windows or MATLAB

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Work-arounds
  • Need to store 3 x 3 symmetric matrices at every
    voxel, so write them as 6 frames
  • Local FWHM volumes use 2 frames, 1 for local FWHM
    and 1 for local resels
  • PYTHON? Jonathan Taylor (Stanford) has translated
    FMRISTAT into PYTHON, and it can I/O MINC,
    ANALYZE and AFNI
  • FMRISTAT can I/O ANALYZE (not well tested) but
    not yet AFNI

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A stat file type?
  • MULTISTAT takes as input, and produces as output
  • Effect volume
  • Sd volume
  • FWHM scalar or volume
  • DF scalar
  • Can we combine these into a single stat file
    using EMMA (or a replacement)?
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