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dictlearning is agent-read markdown (skill) from cuhk-aim-group/neurodiscovery: Use this model doc whenever the user wants to perform resting-state network decomposition using DictLearning. This is a non-deep-learning unsupervised route focused on sparse component extraction, network map discovery, and subject-level time series from resting-state fMRI..
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# DictLearning Model Doc ## Overview DictLearning is a classical non-deep-learning method for resting-state network decomposition. - Model family: non-deep-learning unsupervised decomposition method - Typical objectives: - identify sparse resting-state networks from preprocessed fMRI - extract dictionary component maps and subject-level time series - derive interpretable network summaries for downstream connectivity or clustering - Primary input: preprocessed resting-state fMRI, optional mask, optional group subject list - Primary output: dictionary component maps, subject time series, optional connectomes or reports In NeuroClaw, this document is model-level guidance for DictLearning-based resting-state decomposition workflows rather than phenotype prediction. Upstream preparation should usually be delegated to: - `fmri-skill` for rs-fMRI preprocessing, nuisance regression, filtering, and standard-space alignment - `nilearn-tool` for concrete DictLearning fitting and component export **Research use only.** --- ## Quick Start ### 1) Prepare resting-state inputs Expected inputs: - preprocessed resting-state BOLD images - optional confounds TSV files …
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cuhk-aim-group/neurodiscovery · 91 stars · license MIT · pushed 2026-09-22 · branch main
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