Before we start
From the scanner to our computer
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Anatomy of a NIfTI
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t1_data contains 3 dimensions. You can think of the data
as a 3D version of a picture (more accurately, a volume). 
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While typical 2D pictures are made out of squares called
pixels, a 3D MR image is made up of 3D cubes called
voxels. 
What about the how big each dimension is (shape)?
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From left to right: sagittal, coronal and
axial slices.
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Data organization with BIDS
Exploring open MRI datasets
BIDS derivatives
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