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**averaged_matrix.m** Creates averaged brain images for 3 laterality groups for each contrast. **average_matrix_mirror.m** Creates averages mirror images for 3 laterality groups for each contrast. **batch_FLIRT_Lisa_b.sh** Initial processing of fMRI images to be suitable for LI toolbox. **compute_GAM_LI.rmd** Uses complex GAM method to compute the LI for Word Generation and Pyramids and Palm trees from .eps files. **LI_boot_DB.m** Used with LI_DB to do compute LI using standard toolbox method **LI_DB.m** Used with LI_boot_DB.m to compute LI using standard toolbox method - based on LI.m but has some minor changes. **LIhistos_create.rmd** Creates figs 2-4 from a sample LI toolbox output. **Magick_image_manipulation.zip** Used to assemble larger brain figures from the png outputs of MRIcroGL. **Make_diff_ni.m** Makes mirror image .nii files that are used in brain image plots. **Mirror.m** Does computations for mirror LI. Based on LI.m and uses the same data. **Mirror_boot.m** Main computation function for mirror.m **Process_LI_mirror_ftcd.rmd** Creates a big data file (bigdf.csv) which combines LIs from all the different methods, ROIs and tasks in long format. Also computed correlation heatmap. **Python_3gp_LR_avgs.py** Used with MRIcroGL to make png files showing L and R brain for group averaged files, with red/blue showing activation/deactivation. **Python_3gp_mirror_avgs.py** Used with MRIcroGL to make png averaged files showing hemisphere where green indicates L lateralisation and yellow indicates R lateralisation.
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