This repository contains analysis code for the following paper:
Waskom, M.L., Frank, M.C., Wagner, A.D. (In Press). Adaptive engagement of cognitive control in context-dependent decision-making. Cerebral Cortex.
The high-level code is contained within several IPython notebooks that performed the analyses and generated all figures in the manuscript. This code makes use of a local library of experiment-specific code and several other libraries that are freely availible elsewhere.
The analysis notebooks assume that most of the heavy processing of the imaging data have already been performed. This can be accomplished in two major steps. First, Freesurfer was used to process the anatomical images and build models of the cortical surface for each subject. Specifically, the following command was used:
recon-all -s $subject -all -3T
Second, functional timeseries images were processed using lyman. The command lines to reproduce those analyses can be found in the run_wholebrain.sh script.
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data_consolidation.ipynb: This notebook reads the run-specific output files from PsychoPy and aggregates across runs and subjects into one master data file. During this process, the computational model is fit to each subject's specific design.
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fmri_models.ipynb: This notebook generates design information for all of fMRI analyses in a format that can be understood by lyman.
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behavioral_analysis.ipynb: This notebook performs all of the behavioral analyses reported in the paper.
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whole_brain_analysis.ipynb: This notebook contains code to make the figures that feature voxelwise statistical maps, although the actual computation is performed by
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roi_analysis.ipynb: This notebook contains code to perform the analyses on mean signal from task-independent ROIs.
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dimensionality_reduction.ipynb: This notebook contains code to perform the dimensionality reduction analysis.
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experimental_design_figure.ipynb: This notebook generates the figure summarizing the experimental design.
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computational_model_figure.ipynb: This notebook generates the figure summarizing the computational model.
- punch_utils.py: A library with various functions that are used in the analysis notebook. Some are experiment-specific, others may be generally useful.
The Python code is written for Python 2.7. An environment with Python software version used in the analysis can be created using conda from the environment.yml file.
Other software versions are recorded here:
- Freesurfer: 5.3
- FSL: 5.0.6
- R: 3.1.0
- lme4: 1.1-10
This code is being released with a permissive open-source license. You should feel free to use or adapt the utility code as long as you follow the terms of the license, which are enumerated below. If you make use of or build on the computational model or dimensionality reduction method, we would appreciate that you cite the paper.
Copyright (c) 2015, Michael Waskom
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