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The functional time series underwent slice timing correction, spatial smoothing, global intensity scaling, and normalization to a standardized brain template.

Functional time series models with four basis functions were fitted to each population separately.

Preprocessing included slice timing for correcting differences in the timing of acquisition between slices, realignment of functional time series for correcting head motion, coregistration of functional and anatomical data, segmentation for extracting grey matter, spatial normalization to the Montreal Neurological Institute MNII) space, and spatial smoothing (Gaussian kernel, 6 mm FWHM).

In this paper, the filtering problem for a class of linear uncertain systems with Markovian jump parameters and functional time delay is examined.

The data preprocessing was carried out as follows: (1) The first ten volumes of each functional time course was discarded to allow for T1 equilibrium and the participants to adapt; (2) Slice timing; (3) Head motion correction; (4) Spatial normalization.

The data preprocessing was carried out as following: (1) The first ten volumes of each functional time course was discarded to allow for T1 equilibrium and the participants to adapt; (2) Slice timing; (3) Head motion correction; (4) Spatial normalization.

Project MAC, in full Project on Mathematics and Computation, a collaborative computer endeavour in the 1960s that sought to to create a functional time-sharing system.

They also built 600 Madison Avenue, at 58th, an office building with large murals over the elevator doors to relieve what Thomas Frouge told The New York Times was the "psychologically endless" wait for elevators, a rather sensitive remark for a developer working in purely functional times.

The functional time-series were coregistered to the FA25 image, by taking the last functional scan as a source.

The T1 image was then coregistered to the FA25 image, providing spatial alignment between the functional time-series and the anatomical image.

Directly after the acquisition of the functional time-series an additional PRESTO scan with better anatomical contrast using an increased flip angle of 25 degrees (FA25) was acquired for coregistration purposes.