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. 2021 Jun 3;5(2):451–476. doi: 10.1162/netn_a_00186

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Figure 1. — Relation between eye-tracking measures and EO-EPI regressor from eye orbits. (A) modest eye movements in 2-sec nonoverlapping time windows. (B) and (C) whole brain correlates of resting-state BOLD with blink events and GazeX². No other areas showed statistically significant effects. Each analysis is corrected for multiple comparisons using FSL’s implementation of TFCE Family-wise error control.