HierarchBayesParcel’s documentation
This repository implements the hierarchical Bayesian framework for learning brain parcellations across task-based and resting-state fMRI datasets. The technical details are described in the following paper, and we have applied the framework to generate a new probabilistic atlas of the human cerebellum.
The code for this framework is openly available. You can use this repository to:
Learn new probabilistic brain parcellations across multiple fMRI datasets using other datasets for different brain structures.
Use existing probabilistic atlases to obtain individualized brain parcellations for new subjects through the optimal integration of individual localizer data and the group atlas.
Diedrichsen Lab, Western University
- Installation
- Overview
- Group atlas Training Example
- Step 1: Define the the space in which to generate the group parcellations
- Step 2: Prepare training data
- Step 3: Build full model
- Step 4: Fit the full model
- Step 5: Visualize the group parcellations
- Comparison of fusion atlas vs. single-dataset atlas
- Monitoring the model training
- Concentration parameter \(\kappa\)
- Individual parcellations directly estimated from the group training
- Avoid local maxima - use many optimization runs
- GPU acceleration
- Individual Parcellation Example
- Import all dependencies
- Step 1: Define the the space in which to generate the individual parcellations
- Step 2: Load the probabilistic group atlas
- Step 3: Build an arrangement model
- Step 4: Load individual localizing data
- Step 5: Fit the emission model to the data
- Step 6: Get the individual parcellation for a new subject
- Step 7: Visualize the individual parcellations
- Mathematical details
- GPU Acceleration
- API reference
- References
Indices and tables
Repository
GitHub repository link: https://github.com/DiedrichsenLab/HierarchBayesParcel
License
Please find out our development license (MIT) in LICENSE
file.
Bug reports
For any problems and questions, please use the issues page on this repository. https://github.com/DiedrichsenLab/HierarchBayesParcel/issues. We will endeavour to answer quickly.