Keywords: fMRI Analysis, fMRI (resting state)
Motivation: There is a need for both standardized terminology as well as a universal reference space in the field of neuroscience.
Goal(s): NeuroMark represents a data-driven approach towards establishing a common reference space in
neuroimaging research. Here we present a functional brain atlas which translates the NeuroMark template into the field of neuroscience.
Approach: We manually labeled each of the 105 networks based on visual inspection of their spatial maps, computed similarity with multiple other atlases, and ordered and grouped them into 7 domains and 14 subdomains based on functional and spatial similarity.
Results: The resulting modules reveal many insights into the brain.
Impact: There are many atlases in the field, however, this one is highly replicable across individuals, datasets, and studies, and the multi-scale approach offers great promise towards helping to standardize both terminology and methodology in the field of neuroscience.
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