Principles of fMRI Part 1, Module 2: Analysis of fMRI Data

[@tsuyogbasnet]

I am computer science student and doing research towards automatic medical image segmentation. I had hard time understanding fMRI data. finally i found this, this will make my days easier. I wonder, is there anything that i can cite this as reference to my study. Great job, thank you so much team. :)

[@soroushbagheri1831]

Very helpful thank you very much

[@TirajAdikari]

Thank you for this video series. Very simple and easy to understand for a person who is not in the same field of science. Helped me to get the domain knowledge required for setting up a fMRI analysis lab. :)

[@phoenixgoldberg9046]

I'm studying for my finals rite now and I found this video very helpful ! Pitty that so few people watched it until now - you did great work. Thank you !! :)

[@principlesoffmri6920]

+Phoenix Goldberg Thanks! Spread the word :)

[@Chambrez-wd3sz]

thank you so much for these videos!

[@wolfen740]

This is soooo good!!

[@f.m.a7184]

it’s very helpful , Thank you 🙏🏻

[@visheshsinha_]

Thank You for this. Helped a lot :-)

[@Lexi-ps7wy]

Thank you very much! That was so helpful :)

[@cynthiaflorencio3498]

What is "noise"?? Sorry for the dumb question, i'm a first year med student

[@cynthiaflorencio3498]

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[@giorgiacaspani8273]

Noise refers to random variability in the data that "hides" the signal of interest.

[@moslemasgarihassanluie]

Useless 👎🏻 I saw this course on coursera. They just talk and talk !!! without practical analysis on real fmri data.