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Robert Cox
NIMH
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Processing, evaluating and understanding FMRI data with afni_proc. py
RC Reynolds, DR Glen, G Chen, ZS Saad, RW Cox, PA Taylor
arXiv preprint arXiv:2406.05248, 2024
12024
A Set of FMRI Quality Control Tools in AFNI: Systematic, in-depth and interactive QC with afni_proc. py and more
PA Taylor, DR Glen, G Chen, RW Cox, T Hanayik, C Rorden, DM Nielson, ...
bioRxiv, 2024
2024
Hyperbolic trade-off: The importance of balancing trial and subject sample sizes in neuroimaging
G Chen, DS Pine, MA Brotman, AR Smith, RW Cox, PA Taylor, SP Haller
NeuroImage 247, 118786, 2022
462022
Trial and error: A hierarchical modeling approach to test-retest reliability
G Chen, DS Pine, MA Brotman, AR Smith, RW Cox, SP Haller
NeuroImage 245, 118647, 2021
272021
Beyond linearity in neuroimaging: Capturing nonlinear relationships with application to longitudinal studies
G Chen, TA Nash, KM Cole, PD Kohn, SM Wei, MD Gregory, ...
NeuroImage 233, 117891, 2021
122021
Sources of information waste in neuroimaging: mishandling structures, thinking dichotomously, and over-reducing data
G Chen, PA Taylor, J Stoddard, RW Cox, PA Bandettini, L Pessoa
BioRxiv, 2021.05. 09.443246, 2021
24*2021
The Haskins pediatric atlas: a magnetic-resonance-imaging-based pediatric template and atlas
PJ Molfese, D Glen, L Mesite, RW Cox, F Hoeft, SJ Frost, WE Mencl, ...
Pediatric radiology 51, 628-639, 2021
122021
To pool or not to pool: Can we ignore cross-trial variability in FMRI?
G Chen, S Padmala, Y Chen, PA Taylor, RW Cox, L Pessoa
NeuroImage 225, 117496, 2021
272021
Beyond the intraclass correlation: A hierarchical modeling approach to test-retest assessment
G Chen, DS Pine, MA Brotman, AR Smith, RW Cox, SP Haller
bioRxiv, 2021
102021
A series of five population‐specific Indian brain templates and atlases spanning ages 6–60 years
B Holla, PA Taylor, DR Glen, JA Lee, N Vaidya, UM Mehta, ...
Human brain mapping 41 (18), 5164-5175, 2020
212020
EPI Distortion Correction is Easy and Useful, and You Should Use It: A case study with toddler data
V Roopchansingh, JJ French Jr, DM Nielson, RC Reynolds, DR Glen, ...
Biorxiv, 2020.09. 28.306787, 2020
22020
Untangling the relatedness among correlations, part III: inter-subject correlation analysis through Bayesian multilevel modeling for naturalistic scanning
G Chen, PA Taylor, X Qu, PJ Molfese, PA Bandettini, RW Cox, ES Finn
NeuroImage 216, 116474, 2020
262020
Variability in the analysis of a single neuroimaging dataset by many teams
R Botvinik-Nezer, F Holzmeister, CF Camerer, A Dreber, J Huber, ...
Nature 582 (7810), 84-88, 2020
9222020
Beware (surprisingly common) left-right flips in your MRI data: an efficient and robust method to check MRI dataset consistency using AFNI
DR Glen, PA Taylor, BR Buchsbaum, RW Cox, RC Reynolds
Frontiers in neuroinformatics, 505994, 2020
182020
Variability in the analysis of a single neuroimaging dataset by many teams (Preprint)
R Botvinik-Nezer, F Holzmeister, CF Camerer, A Dreber, J Huber, ...
22020
Fast detection and reduction of local transient artifacts in resting-state fMRI
HJ Jo, RC Reynolds, SJ Gotts, DA Handwerker, I Balzekas, A Martin, ...
Computers in biology and medicine 120, 103742, 2020
62020
Fighting or embracing multiplicity in neuroimaging? neighborhood leverage versus global calibration
G Chen, PA Taylor, RW Cox, L Pessoa
NeuroImage 206, 116320, 2020
212020
Why de-face when you can re-face?
RW Cox, PA Taylor, HI Works
26th Annual Meeting of the Organization for Human Brain Mapping, 2020
32020
An integrative Bayesian approach to matrix‐based analysis in neuroimaging
G Chen, PC Bürkner, PA Taylor, Z Li, L Yin, DR Glen, J Kinnison, RW Cox, ...
Human brain mapping 40 (14), 4072-4090, 2019
242019
Handling multiplicity in neuroimaging through Bayesian lenses with multilevel modeling
G Chen, Y Xiao, PA Taylor, JK Rajendra, T Riggins, F Geng, E Redcay, ...
Neuroinformatics 17, 515-545, 2019
712019
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