Group ICA fMRI Toolbox

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This is an application for the Analysis and Viewing of fMRI data, specifically it will use a Group version of Independent Components Analysis(ICA).

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zjxboy2006 Posted 2024-01-04

I am using Matlab to do fMRI, I'd like to use GIFT to do ICA for my research.

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