Peaks and Statistic maps reader #12
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This would be useful, but it would be best to have as a query in nidm-query - it's getting confusing having in both places. Is this the same as the PR you did to nidm-query? |
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This is a variant of the PR I did to nidm-query and is also based on our original peak query. |
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Part of this was written on my way back from Chicago. But, before going further, I would like to be sure this does not duplicate your work on nidm-query... |
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As discussed in #16, this PR creates peak and statistic map objects from a NIDM-Results document. An example of usage can be found in the nidmreader script. |
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I am going to merge this one so that PR in progress (update to NIDM-Results 1.2.0) can include it. |
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This PR is work-in-progress to provide reading of NIDM-Results documents and export a list of peaks as a data frame.
@vsoch: here is some preliminary work I did following the comments you provided at the Chicago meeting. This first function export the peaks as a data frame. More columns could be added depending on the application and this could also be extended to other objects in the model (contrasts...).
Before going further, I just wanted to check if this can be of interest for your application...