Contra dance: Left-hand Gypsy
Left-hand Gypsy
Erik Erhardt
Type: Contra
Formation: Duple-Indecent
Level: Easy-Int
Left-hand Gypsy
Erik Erhardt
Type: Contra
Formation: Duple-Indecent
Level: Easy-Int
Written for Katherine Sanden, who wrote me a song. She likes the traditional “reel” dances that have a couple down the center with all the attention. I ruin that by having the other folks swing during the sashay down, but redeem myself with the leapfrog move (that Heather Carmichael came up with). And if you like a hay, there’s two of them!
Sashay, Sassy Kat
Erik Erhardt
Type: Contra
Formation: Four Facing Four
Level: Int
In this paper we’ve put together a cohort of so-called “healthy normal controls” in the largest single group independent component analysis (ICA) forward model. Included in our analysis approach is a statistical methodology for performing mancova when the number of fMRI brain voxels (roughly V=60K) to test for activation differences over demographic variables is much larger than the number of subjects (N=603). This massive project involved researchers nearly spanning our Medical Image Analysis Laboratory (MIALab), but many other investigators at the Mind Research Network (MRN). It is a great example of what makes collaboration fun, challenging, and productive (thank you Elena, Eswar, Bill, Judith, Martin, and Srinivas).
A baseline for the multivariate comparison of resting state networks
http://www.frontiersin.org/systems_neuroscience/10.3389/fnsys.2011.00002/abstract