학술논문

The Past, Present, and Future of the Brain Imaging Data Structure (BIDS)
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Working Paper
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Poldrack, Russell A.Markiewicz, Christopher J.Appelhoff, StefanAshar, Yoni K.Auer, TiborBaillet, SylvainBansal, ShashankBeltrachini, LeandroBenar, Christian G.Bertazzoli, GiacomoBhogawar, SuyashBlair, Ross W.Bortoletto, MartaBoudreau, MathieuBrooks, Teon L.Calhoun, Vince D.Castelli, Filippo MariaClement, PatriciaCohen, Alexander LCohen-Adad, JulienD'Ambrosio, Sashade Hollander, Gillesde la iglesia-Vayá, Maríade la Vega, AlejandroDelorme, ArnaudDevinsky, OrrinDraschkow, DejanDuff, Eugene PaulDuPre, ElizabethEarl, EricEsteban, OscarFeingold, Franklin W.Flandin, Guillaumegalassi, anthonyGallitto, GiuseppeGanz, MelanieGau, RémiGholam, JamesGhosh, Satrajit S.Giacomel, AlessioGillman, Ashley GGleeson, PadraigGramfort, AlexandreGuay, SamuelGuidali, GiacomoHalchenko, Yaroslav O.Handwerker, Daniel A.Hardcastle, NellHerholz, PeerHermes, DoraHoney, Christopher J.Innis, Robert B.Ioanas, Horea-IoanJahn, AndrewKarakuzu, AgahKeator, David B.Kiar, GregoryKincses, BalintLaird, Angela R.Lau, Jonathan C.Lazari, AlbertoLegarreta, Jon HaitzLi, AdamLi, XiangruiLove, Bradley C.Lu, HanzhangMaumet, CamilleMazzamuto, GiacomoMeisler, Steven L.Mikkelsen, MarkMutsaerts, HenkNichols, Thomas E.Nikolaidis, AkiNilsonne, GustavNiso, GuiomarNorgaard, MartinOkell, Thomas WOostenveld, RobertOrt, EduardPark, Patrick J.Pawlik, MateuszPernet, Cyril R.Pestilli, FrancoPetr, JanPhillips, ChristophePoline, Jean-BaptistePollonini, LucaRaamana, Pradeep ReddyRitter, PetraRizzo, GaiaRobbins, Kay A.Rockhill, Alexander P.Rogers, ChristineRokem, ArielRorden, ChrisRoutier, AlexandreSaborit-Torres, Jose ManuelSalo, TaylorSchirner, MichaelSmith, Robert E.Spisak, TamasSprenger, JuliaSwann, Nicole C.Szinte, MartinTakerkart, SylvainThirion, BertrandThomas, Adam G.Torabian, SajjadVaroquaux, GaelVoytek, BradleyWelzel, JuliusWilson, MartinYarkoni, TalGorgolewski, Krzysztof J.
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Quantitative Biology - Other Quantitative Biology
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Abstract
The Brain Imaging Data Structure (BIDS) is a community-driven standard for the organization of data and metadata from a growing range of neuroscience modalities. This paper is meant as a history of how the standard has developed and grown over time. We outline the principles behind the project, the mechanisms by which it has been extended, and some of the challenges being addressed as it evolves. We also discuss the lessons learned through the project, with the aim of enabling researchers in other domains to learn from the success of BIDS.