HW6: HCP Pipeline

Due 4/6. Members of the HCP presentation group are exempt from this homework as a course requirement.

Overview

Use singularity and the hcp container at /scratch/psyc5171/containers/hcpbids_4.0.sif to preprocess some fMRI data.

You can apply hcp to either

The example dataset at /scratch/psyc5171/exercises/mbdata/bids OR
The dataset that you have identified for your final presentation, provided your data meets the requirements of the HCP pipeline.

Demo Dataset

The demo dataset is adapted from ds001544 and contains a single subject and session with T1w, T2w, bold/sbref, and epi fieldmap modalities. Note that the scans have been renamed from the original dataset and some of the metadata has been modified.

Exercise

Fork and clone this repository to the cluster.
Edit the sbatch_hcp.sh script to run hcp.
Submit your job
When hcp has successfully run, use git to add, commit, push, and pull request.
Copy the MNINonLinear folder to your computer and check that you can open the sub-01.164k_fs_LR.wb.spec file in Workbench Viewer.

You need to provide two directories for processing:

${BIDS_DIR} is the full path to the BIDS folder. Since hcp does not modify the input BIDS folder, you do not need to copy the input data to your own directory.
${OUT_DIR} is the full path to a directory where the output files will go. This directory needs to be under your control and exist prior to running hcp (use mkdir to create a new directory). For example, you might create the directory /scratch/${USER}/hw6/hcp to store the output, and would replace the string ${OUT_DIR} with this path, so the line would read --bind /scratch/${USER}/hw6/hcp:/out.
The command above needs to be in a SLURM script. You can adapt a script from your previous homework as a starting point. Don't forget to include the module load singularity command in your SLURM script.
See the slides for notes on resource needs.

git workarounds

To associate your clone with your GitHub username, run the command
```
 git remote set-url origin \
 https://${USER}@github.uconn.edu/${USER}/hw6.git
```
in your hw6 directory. This will avoid the The requested URL returned error: 403 Forbidden while accessing error when pushing.
Use the command unset SSH_ASKPASS prior to pushing to avoid the error (gnome-ssh-askpass:19484): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
When committing, you can specify a short commit message on the command line with the -m option: git commit -m 'commit message'. If you do not do this, the default editor will open so you can write your commit message. The default is usually vi.
- Press i to enter insertion mode and write your message
- Press ctrl-c or esc to exit insertion mode
- Type :wq to save and quit or :q! to quite without saving
The command git status will show files that have changed since the last commit.
The command git log will show the commit history

Resources

The BIRC computing guide has some more detailed instructions on running fmriprep. The guide also provides instructions for downloading the container image, but this has already been done for you.
The fmriprep webpage has additional documentation on the various options, and more detailed descriptions and references for various pipeline steps and outputs.

Troubleshooting

Consult your sbatch log files for clues to the cause of errors, e.g. missing files.

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