Subject area |
Neuroscience |
More specific subject area |
Diffusion weighted imaging and tractography |
Type of data |
Figure, table |
How data was acquired |
Diffusion-weighted MR images were acquired on a SIEMENS MR tomograph from human participants |
Data format |
Analyzed |
Experimental factors |
Type of head-coil (12-channel vs. 32-channel coil), number of reconstruction repetitions (1 vs 10 repetitions), streamline selection variant (defining fuzzy versus no fuzzy borders of the seed mask; selecting streamlines that end in versus that visit a seed)
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Experimental features |
Participants were scanned twice within one week and tractography was performed in two independent tracking runs for both testing sessions using both types of head-coil. Whole-brain fiber reconstruction was carried out once with 1 repetition and once with 10 repetitions. Streamlines for connections between the seeds of the AAL atlas were selected using four different streamline selection variants (endpoint_nofuzzy; endpoint_fuzzy; visiting_nofuzzy; visiting_fuzzy). |
Data source location |
Freiburg, Germany |
Data accessibility |
Data is provided with this article |
Related research article |
Associated research article: |
Schumacher LV, Reisert M, Nitschke K, Egger K, Urbach H, Hennig J, Weiller C, Kaller CP. Probing the reproducibility of quantitative estimates of structural connectivity derived from global tractography. Neuroimage, 175 (2018) 215–229. |