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FawN

FSL analysis with NiPype

by Florian Krause

Introduction

FawN is a collection of NiPype workflows for building FSL-style fMRI analyisis pipelines.

Currently available workflows:

  • "resampling"
    Resample images into size of reference image
  • "timecourse_extraction"
    Extract timecourses from binary masks
  • "first_level"
    Analysis of single functional runs
  • "session_level"
    Analysis across all functional runs (average) of a single session (convenience workflow)
  • "higher_level"
    Analysis across runs/sessions/subject
  • "thresholding"
    Thresholding of results on voxel-level (FWE corrected) and cluster-level

The workflows expect preprocessed images (see also https://github.com/can-lab/finish-the-job).

Prerequisites

  1. Install FSL
  2. Install nipype with
    pip3 install nipype fslpy
    
  3. Download FawN
  4. Install with
    pip3 install FawN-X.X.X.zip
    
    (replace X.X.X with latest release version)

Donders cluster

If you are working on the compute cluster of the Donders Institute, please follow the following steps:

  1. Load Anaconda3 module by running command: module load anaconda3
  2. Create new environment in home directory by running command: cd && python3 -m venv fawn_env
  3. Activate new environment by running command: source fawn_env/bin/activate
  4. Install Nipype into environment by running command: pip3 install nipype fslpy
  5. Download FawN
  6. Install with
    pip3 install FawN-X.X.X.zip
    
    (replace X.X.X with latest release version)

Usage

See examples.

Donders cluster

If you are working on the compute cluster of the Donders Institute, please follow the following steps:

  1. Start a new interactive job by running command: qsub -I -l 'procs=8, mem=64gb, walltime=24:00:00'
  2. Load Anaconda3 module by running command: module load anaconda3
  3. Activate environment by running command: source fawn_env/bin/activate
  4. Write script mystudy_fawn.py (see examples)
  5. Run script by running command: python3 mystudy_fawn.py

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