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When the last frame of a run is an FD outlier, denoised BOLD timeseries derivatives (both "desc-denoised*_bold" and "desc-interpolated_bold") have massively increasing spatial standard deviation and DVARS near the end of the run. This does not occur when FD censoring is disabled. Might be an issue with how outlier frames at start/end of run are replaced?
Additional details
xcp_d version: 0.5.0rc2; also seen in 0.4.1rc3.dev16+gb52fcc3
In the executive summary, DVARS increased greatly near the end of the runs where the last frame was an FD outlier, and in the executive summary the parcellated matrices look "blown out" (the values are abnormally large, either positive or negative).
Reproducing the bug
Reprocessing the same subject(s) with FD censoring disabled, which did not show the same issues
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Summary
When the last frame of a run is an FD outlier, denoised BOLD timeseries derivatives (both "desc-denoised*_bold" and "desc-interpolated_bold") have massively increasing spatial standard deviation and DVARS near the end of the run. This does not occur when FD censoring is disabled. Might be an issue with how outlier frames at start/end of run are replaced?
Additional details
What were you trying to do?
Process a subject with this run command:
What did you expect to happen?
What actually happened?
In the executive summary, DVARS increased greatly near the end of the runs where the last frame was an FD outlier, and in the executive summary the parcellated matrices look "blown out" (the values are abnormally large, either positive or negative).
Reproducing the bug
Reprocessing the same subject(s) with FD censoring disabled, which did not show the same issues
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: