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**General Information** - This repository is part of a bigger project called CI-DOT (Cochlear Implant - Diffuse Optical Tomography). - If you wish to run the scripts, please download the whole OSF repository or maintain its folder structure. The scripts follow the repository's path structure for finding the related files. - Before running the scripts: - Please make sure that NeuroDOT_Beta is in your path (https://github.com/WUSTL-ORL/NeuroDOT_Beta). - Assign the `osfPath` variable in the beginning of all scripts as your local OSF path (example: `osfPath = '/usr/ci_dot/OSF/'`). - All MATLAB scripts are optimized to run on a linux machine and using MATLAB 2018. For Windows or other MATLAB versions, modifications might be needed. - The README file contains more detailed information for each script and data structure. **Repository Structure** The OSF repository contains a **README** file and four main folders: - **code** contains all MATLAB scripts for making the paper figures and a **util** folder containing all dependencies for running the scripts. - **data** contains 3 subfolders: **figure2**, **figure3A**, and **figure4_5_S7**, which contain all preprocessed data and spm output folders for the figure panels. - **documents** contains five csv files: - **cidot_metadata.csv** contains scan info for each subject such as subject_id, scan_date, subject_type, etc. used for loading data. - **cidot_brain_behavior.csv** contains both demographic info used in Table 1 and data driven mean activation values used in Figure 6. - **auditory_threshold.csv** contains the auditory thresholds used in Figure S7. - **hw_task_times.csv** contains the stimulus onset times for all spoken word recognition (i.e. hearing words, hw) runs. - **md_task_times.csv** contains the stimulus onset times for all spatial working memory (i.e. multiple demand network, md) runs. - **stim** contains two subfolders: **run1_audio_files** and **run2_audio_files**. These two folders contain the sound files for six 15 sec stimulus blocks used in each spoken word recognition run.
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