Code repository for the paper, "Tractometry of the Human Connectome Project: Resources and Insights"
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Install R packages used in these analyses from
prediction_analysis/renv.lockusingrenv::restore(). -
Change the paths in
prediction_analysis/config.Rto point towards the data. -
The scripts
prediction_analysis/tract_models.Randprediction_analysis/local_connectome_models.Rrun predictive models on tract profiles generated by pyAFQ and local connectomes generated by DSI Studio respectively. -
These predictive models can be found in
prediction_analysis/pRedict/R/run_model.R. Details about model specifics can be found in Kruper et al., 2024.
Phenotypic data can be acquired from HCP. Most of the predictors used in this analysis are part of the Open Access release, but Age_in_Yrs is considered restricted and requires additional steps.
Local connectome data can be acquired from the data shared as part of Rasero et al., 2021, here: https://figshare.com/s/b97d2d1ba359e6458cb5
Tractometry data can be downloaded from Open Neuro Data, as detailed in Kruper et al., 2024.
The derivatives were produced using pyAFQ version 0.7.2.dev11163053115, which corresponds to this commit And Azure Batch pyAFQ Support for this project was provided through grant 1RF1MH121868-01 from the National Institutes for Mental Health/The BRAIN Initiative and through an Azure Cloud Credits grant from Microsoft and the University of Washington eScience Institute.