FCP-INDI/C-PAC: CPAC Version 1.2.0 Beta
Creators
- Steve Giavasis1
- Daniel Clark2
- Ranjit
- nrajamani3
- Sharad Sikka3
- Zarrar Shehzad4
- John Pellman5
- Anibal Sólon1
- Caroline Froehlich
- Ranjit Khanuja
- Brian Cheung6
- Cameron Craddock7
- Floris van Vugt
- Sebastian Urchs
- James Kent8
- Ilkay Isik9
- Daniel Lurie10
- Yaroslav Halchenko11
- Adam Liska12
- Rosalia Tungaraza
- joshua vogelstein13
- Asier Erramuzpe
- Aimi Watanabe
- Dan Kessler14
- Chris Filo Gorgolewski15
- 1. Child Mind Institute
- 2. @LiveRamp
- 3. CYAN INC
- 4. Yale University
- 5. Columbia University Libraries @cul
- 6. UC Berkeley
- 7. Dell Medical School, University of Texas, Austin
- 8. @HBClab
- 9. Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetic
- 10. University of California, Berkeley
- 11. Dartmouth College, @Debian, @DataLad, @PyMVPA, @fail2ban
- 12. University of Trento
- 13. johns hopkins university
- 14. University of Michigan
- 15. Stanford University
Description
Dear Colleagues,
We are happy to inform you that we recently released CPAC Version 1.2.0 Beta. You can update your existing installations of CPAC using instructions here. Please let us know if you have any questions or feedback by posting to the forum.
New Features
- Multivariate Distance Matrix Regression (MDMR). Exploratory, connectome-wide group-level analysis that allows researchers to explore relationships between patterns of functional connectivity and phenotypic variables. Compared to traditional univariate techniques which require rigorous correction for multiple comparisons, this multivariate approach significantly reduces the number of connectivity-phenotype comparisons needed for connectome-wide associations studies. See: A multivariate distance-based analytic framework for connectome-wide association studies.
Improvements
- Improved Command-Line Interface. C-PAC is now much easier to use through the command-line interface using the "cpac" CLI tool. Users can kick off individual and group-level analyses using a nested menu, generate new pipeline and data configuration files, and set up FSL FEAT model presets, all without using the Graphical User Interface. More details available here.
- Increased Skull-Stripping Configurability. You can now modify the full range of parameters for both AFNI's 3dSkullStrip and FSL's BET for anatomical skull-stripping during preprocessing.
- Default pipeline configuration. For those who don't want the options, C-PAC can run as a turnkey system using parameter selections recommended by our team. More details available here.
- Group-level Analysis Usability. Group-level analyses now also accept tab-separated (.tsv) files for phenotypic information. This allows users to seamlessly pull in the participants.tsv files which often accompany BIDS datasets.
Error Fixes
- An error in v1.1.0 that was causing the QC pages to crash on SNR image generation in some pipeline runs has been fixed.
Coming Soon (Release 1.3 early Fall)
- Bootstrap Analysis for Stable Clusters (BASC)
- Inter-subject Correlation (ISC)
- Independent Components Analysis (ICA)-based Denoising
- More FSL Group-Level Analysis presets
- Supervised learning
In addition, the C-PAC Docker image and AWS AMI have both been updated. These provide a quick way to get started without needing to go through the install process.
Updated user documentation for this release can be found here: http://fcp-indi.github.io/docs/user/index.html
And as always, you can contact us here for user support and discussion: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cpax_forum
Regards, The CPAC development team.
Files
FCP-INDI/C-PAC-v1.2.0.zip
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Additional details
Related works
- Is supplement to
- https://github.com/FCP-INDI/C-PAC/tree/v1.2.0 (URL)