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. 2021 Jun 22;15:678403. doi: 10.3389/fninf.2021.678403

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Copyright © 2021 Tapera, Cieslak, Bertolero, Adebimpe, Aguirre, Butler, Cook, Davila, Elliott, Linguiti, Murtha, Tackett, Detre and Satterthwaite.

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Project completeness tables compared to the template participant in a Flywheel project. Panel (A) compares the sequences available for each participant to the template subject and identifies missing sequences. For example, this table illustrates that subjects cec4ba54 and f53cd86f did not have DWI sequences collected. Panel (B) similarly shows completeness of BIDS curation. As expected, the two participants who did not have DWI sequences [in panel (A)] did not have diffusion data curated into BIDS. Panel (C) shows gear run completion; here, flaudit reports that the same two participants that lacked DWI data did not have a successful run of QSIPrep. Finally, the report notes that participant f53cd86f did not yet complete fMRIPrep or XCPEngine successfully.