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. 2013 Dec 26;7:910. doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2013.00910

Table 2.

Head motion correction strategies investigated in the current study.

Correction strategies Descriptions
INDIVIDUAL-LEVEL
Preprocessing-stage: motion was corrected during preprocessing
Rigid-body 6 Regress out 6 head motion parameters
Friston 24 Regress out 6 head motion parameters, 6 head motion parameters one time point before, and the 12 corresponding squared items (Friston et al., 1996)
Friston 24 + scrubbing Identifying “bad” time points using a threshold of FD (Power) >0.2 mm as well as 1 back and 2 forward neighbors as done in Power et al. (2013), then modeling each “bad” time point as a separate regressor in the regression models
Polynomial regression The difference in correlation values (Δr) were calculated between the r-values acquired in Strategy 2 (Friston 24) and those in Strategy 3 (Friston 24 + scrubbing). A 5-degree polynomial model was used to fit Δr values on Euclidean distances, and then these fitted Δr values were regressed out from the original r values (Fair et al., 2012)
Connection estimation-stage: motion was corrected during connection estimation
Graphical lasso Using graphical lasso to estimate the partial correlation instead of full correlation
GROUP-LEVEL
Connection-stage: the following motion-related parameters were regressed out from each connection before topological parameter calculation
Mean iFC regression Whole brain mean iFC
Motion regression Mean FD
Mean iFC + motion regression Both mean iFC and mean FD
Topological parameter-stage: the following motion-related parameters were regressed out from each topological parameter after their calculation
Mean iFC regression Whole brain mean iFC
Motion regression Mean FD
Mean iFC + motion regression Both mean iFC and mean FD
Both stages: the following motion-related parameters were regressed out from each connection before topological parameter calculation, as well as from each topological parameter after their calculation
Mean iFC regressed Whole brain mean iFC
Motion regressed Mean FD
Mean iFC + motion regressed Both mean iFC and mean FD

FD, framewise displacement; iFC, intrinsic functional connectivity.