This repo is a special offering for BHTO2019 newbies.
It is designed to be relatively self-contained, self-explanatory, and catering to all ability levels.
Here are the things you will need to do to get going with contributions on this project.
More details on each step are listed below.
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If you don't have one, get a github account.
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Fork this repo
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Make a local clone your fork
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Choose a task to work on from the issues list
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Hack!
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Contribute your wonderful contributions back to this repo
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Return to 4.
Your first task will be to add your name to the contributors list
Recommendation: repeat with a few small, unambitious changes (e.g. to documentation files) to get the hang of the contributor workflow.
For more info on github usage, read these instructions
An overview of the project goals and background is given in the basic_fingerprinting.ipynb notebook in the basic_fingerprinting_analysis folder of this repo.
The to-do items from that notebook have been laid out in the issues page for this folder. Use this also as a Q & A + discussion forum for the project(s).
For more advanced hacktivities, you can also check out our other [https://github.com/JohnGriffiths/BHTO19_GradientsVariability](other brainhack project) on individual variability in fMRI functional connectivity 'gradients'.