Participants in block design finger tapping fMRI have a tendency to have paradigm coherent head motion. This finding appears to be very strong in HCP data, which utilizes spatially and temporally accelerated SMS sequence. We have introduced slice-oriented motion correction method (SLOMOCO1), and found SLOMOCO removed the head motion efficiently in HCP data, especially in the case that head motion pattern is synchronized to task paradigm. In this study, we compared the various motion correction methods in finger tapping fMRI HCP data.
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