A stereotaxic 3 dimensional coordinate describing a reported coordinate from a statistical map. This coordinate could be from a center of mass cluster, a peak statistic, a sub-threshold statistic, or from some other mechanism of selection
Location of the significant coordinate in three dimensional space.
Must contain a minimum of 3 items
Must contain a maximum of 3 items
Template space used to determine coordinate Examples include TAL or MNI.
Method of how point was derived (e.g., center of mass)
If the point is associated with an image, this is the value the point takes in that image.
Statistical image the point was derived from. Either points to an image object or a string linking to an image object.
A description of a brain image linking to the actual nifti file (typically on neurovault).
Metadata about image such as software and version used and other relevant data about how the image was produced.
URL to image file.
Name of the image file.
The template space the image is in (e.g., MNI
The values the image represents. For example, T-statistic or Z-statistic, or Betas.
Date the image was added.
Analysis the image is associated with. Each image is associated with one and only one analysis, but an analysis can have multiple images. Either an analysis object or a string linking to an analysis object.
A contrast of weighted conditions with associated statistical results.
A name of the contrast being performed.
A long form description of how the contrast was performed
Weight applied to each condition, must be the same length as the conditions attribute.
Array of conditions (e.g., 2-back, memory, etc.) that must be the same length as the weights attribute. Either is an array of condition objects or strings that point to condition objects.
A representative term for a psychological, pharmacological, medical, or physical state.
Name of the condition being applied in the contrast, either psychological, pharmacological, or group based.
Long form description of how the condition is operationalized and/or specific meaning.
Statistical images (e.g., beta, t-statistic, and/or z-statistic images) where each voxel gets a value. Either represented as an array of image objects or strings linking to image objects.
A description of a brain image linking to the actual nifti file (typically on neurovault).
Same definition as imageCoordinates of significance associated with the contrast. Either an array of point objects or an array of strings linking to point objects.
A stereotaxic 3 dimensional coordinate describing a reported coordinate from a statistical map. This coordinate could be from a center of mass cluster, a peak statistic, a sub-threshold statistic, or from some other mechanism of selection
Same definition as pointThe study this analysis is associated with. Each analysis can only be associated to one and only one study, but a study can have multiple analyses.
A publishable unit of research.
Digital object identifier of the study.
Title of the study.
Metadata associated with the study not covered by the other study attributes.
Long form description of the study, typically the abstract.
The journal/place of publication for the study.
If the study was published on PubMed, place the PubMed ID here.
The year this study was published.
Value must be greater or equal to 0 and lesser or equal to 9999
The analyses making up the study. A study can have one or more analyses, since each analysis represents a contrast of conditions, where psychological, behavioral, pharmacological, or group based. Either represented as an analysis object or a string pointing to the location of the analysis object.
A contrast of weighted conditions with associated statistical results.
Same definition as analysisAn array of values at this point since each value could represent a beta, t-statistic and/or z-statistic, etc.
The kind of statistic the value represents, whether it is variance, beta, t-statistic, or z-statistic.
The value of the point for the "kind" of statistic.
Analysis the point is associated with. Each point is associated with one and only one analysis, but an analysis can have multiple points. Either an analysis object or a string linking to an analysis object.
A contrast of weighted conditions with associated statistical results.
Same definition as analysis