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Denoising physiological data collected during multi-band, multi-echo EPI sequences

Bottenhorn et al., 2021

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379126158282345890
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Bottenhorn K
Salo T
Riedel M
Sutherland M
Robinson J
Musser E
Laird A
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bioRxiv

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Collecting physiological data during fMRI experiments can improve fMRI data cleaning and contribute to our understanding of psychophysiological processes; however, these recordings are frequently fraught with artifacts from the MRI pulse sequence. Here, we …
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