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By Eddy Fortier, & Lili El Khalil
August 25, 2021
In a longitudinal study, the amount of data and figures to manage and create quickly becomes too massive to be manually handled. The goal of this project is to create tools to take an auditory test database and automatically format it into a BIDS compatible dataset and generate interactive graphs.
By Zeeshan Haqqee
June 13, 2020
I have calcium imaging data in mice while they performed behavioural learning tasks in a touchscreen chamber. I want to figure a way to consolidate the neural data (activity of ~100 individual cells over time (~30,000 x ~30ms time bins)) with behavioural data (time-stamped actions and decisions made by the animal during their behavioural task)
By Danielle Benesch, & Achraf Kabbabi
June 12, 2020
Can we automatically detect changes in emotions given a user's biosignals? In this project, we used multimodal biosignal data to predict the target emotion of audiovisual stimuli.
By Elise Douard
Can a model predict the genetic profile of an individual based on brain regions volumes? There is growing evidence suggesting that genetic variations formally associated to neurodevelopmental disorders have significant effects on brain structures. In this project, the performance of three classifiers will be compared when predicting the genetic status of individuals from brain region volumes in a highly imbalanced dataset (UK BioBank cohort).
By Tajwar Sultana
Does functional connectivity between brain regions differ in male and female? If yes then fMRI data can be used to distinguish sex on the basis of the difference in functional connectivity. I applied supervised Machine Learning algorithms on the fMRI data to classify sex.
By Michèle W. MacLean
The focus of this project was to combine, use and present a set of tools to organize, preprocess, analyze and visualize diffusion MRI data. The overarching goal is to investigate the consequences of cortical blindness on structural connectivity using diffusion MRI.
By Stephanie Alley
Machine learning models are often used to analyze fMRI data, whether it be a simple classification or regression problem or something more complex. While the focus of a study is often centered on the model architecture, data preprocessing also plays a vital role in a model's success. This project will explore the effect that various preprocessing options may have on the prediction performance of a machine learning model for age prediction using resting state fMRI.
By Isabelle Arseneau-Bruneau
This project is a tutorial. It aims for you to learn how to use the scripts of a machine-learning classifier (the Hidden Markov Model). The codes were written in MATLAB. They classify an auditory neural signal called the Frequency Following Responses (FFR), which represents how well the brain represents and process complexe sounds, such as speech or music.
By Frederic St-Onge
This project aimed to understand how to pre-process fMRI data using fMRIPrep. Through this learning experience, a tutorial was created.
By Jonathan Gallego
In this project I employed some of the tools we learned at the Brainhack school to generate interactive figures to display funtional connectivity from MEG and fMRI resting state data from the Human Connectome Project.
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