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Tutorials on imaging, computing and mathematics¶

Mathematics¶

  • Notation;

  • Some algebra with summation;

  • The angle sum rule;

  • Formula for rotating a vector in 2D;

  • Sum of sines and cosines;

  • Sums of sinusoids;

  • Vectors and dot products;

  • Vector projection;

  • Angles between vectors;

  • Correlation and projection;

  • Matrix rank;

  • Inverse of a diagonal matrix;

  • Refresher on complex numbers;

  • Fourier without the ei;

  • Introducing principal component analysis;

  • Linear interpolation.

Statistics¶

  • Introduction to the General Linear Model.

  • p values from cumulative distribution functions;

  • The argument in “Why most published research findings are false”;

  • Exploring the R formula;

  • Finding the least-squares line.

Imaging¶

  • Coordinate systems and affine transforms;

  • Slice timing.

  • Optimizing space

  • Mutual information as an image matching metric;

  • An introduction to smoothing;

  • Convolution;

  • Smoothing as convolution;

  • Correlated regressors;

  • Notes on the Bonferroni threshold;

  • Thresholding with false discovery rate;

  • Thresholding with random field theory.

General Computing¶

  • The curious coder’s guide to git;

  • Points on floats;

  • Floating point error.

Python background¶

  • Brisk introduction to Python

  • Inserting values into strings;

  • “for” and “while”, “break” and “else:”;

  • Functions are objects;

  • Global and local scope of Python variables.

Teaching

Teaching

Navigation

  • The angle sum rule
  • Notes on the Bonferroni threshold
  • Correlated regressors
  • Thresholding with false discovery rate
  • Points on floats
  • Floating point error
  • The Fourier basis
  • Fourier without the ei
  • Fourier without the ei
  • Introduction to the general linear model
  • The argument in “Why most published research findings are false”
  • “The practice of science is profoundly broken”. Discuss? - no - model and test!
  • Different ways of phrasing the argument
  • Some terms
  • What does a “significant” statistical test result tell us?
  • What is a finding that is likely to be true?
  • Whether a finding is likely to be true depends on the power of the experiment
  • Quantifying the effect of bias
  • The effect of multiple studies
  • Putting it together
  • Mutual information as an image matching metric
  • Notation
  • Calculating transformations between images
  • Convolution
  • Vectors and dot products
  • Introducing principal component analysis
  • Refresher on complex numbers
  • Slice timing correction
  • An introduction to smoothing
  • Smoothing as convolution
  • Some algebra with summation
  • Sum of sines and cosines
  • Sums of sinusoids
  • Thresholding with random field theory
  • Teaching repo
  • Formula for rotating a vector in 2D
  • Vector projection
  • Angles between vectors
  • Correlation and projection
  • Matrix rank
  • Linear interpolation
  • p values from cumulative distribution functions
  • Functions are objects
  • Global and local scope of Python variables
  • Brisk introduction to Python
  • Inserting values into strings
  • “for” and “while”, “break” and “else:”

  • Home page

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