I am Neurosynth! I come to wreak great vengeance on your neuroimaging research! Or to help you visualize and interpret your data a bit better. I forget which.
Intensive work has begun on Neurosynth v2 (or is it v3?), in collaboration with @talyarkoni@russpoldrack@jbpoline@ten_photos@phyzang and others. This will be a radical overhaul of the framework that brings flexible image-based meta-analyses to a browser near you soon (2020?)
A few years late to the party, but @neurosynth now features a secure connection. This means I'm slightly less likely to steal your usage data than I was before.
People sometimes ask if there's a way to download unthresholded meta-analysis maps. There isn't via the front-end, but you can grab them directly from the API.
For example: https://t.co/hpwyoa6XBK
Note: if you want a full set of (several thousand) meta-analysis maps, please do NOT hammer our API repeatedly; you can achieve your goal much more easily via a few lines of Python code (for examples, see https://t.co/IPWDoAcTAH).
People sometimes ask if there's a way to download unthresholded meta-analysis maps. There isn't via the front-end, but you can grab them directly from the API.
For example: https://t.co/hpwyoa6XBK
I created an extension to @neurosynth that synthesizes findings across human and rodent neuroscience studies: "A data-driven approach to the automated study of cross-species homologies" (https://t.co/1M3gzrMVHH). Code and data are on github: https://t.co/GGQRY2v5yi
@biomarcer the long-term goal is to represent all previous versions on the same site--but that depends on funding/resources. but note that it will always be possible to reproduce previous results using the datasets stored at https://t.co/KmkKChL6Yn and the tools at https://t.co/wKuf66dk1G
reminder that the next release of https://t.co/viaA0nWIuO is currently accessible at https://t.co/otDA6gCKGj. barring any (new) bug reports, at some point soon there will be a magical transition, and *poof*, the preview will become the live release.
most of the work in this release went into overhauling the backend and properly containerizing the whole codebase--which will make future updates much easier (and hopefully more frequent). stay tuned! 7/7
a preview version of the next https://t.co/viaA0nF7Dg release is here!
https://t.co/otDA6gUm4T
most of the changes in this version are under the hood, BUT... we have more studies! 14,317--nearly 3,000 more than the current version. and over half a million activations. 1/