Dear Jeff,

thanks!

What I thought is that CONN completely removes volumes of high motion and then replaces them with interpolated data. But apparently this is not the case. So if I understood you correctly, CONN does not remove these volumes, but uses the bad time points to create regressors for nuisance regression, is that correct?

However, I am still a bit confused. I thought the terms "censoring" and "scrubbing" both describe the same procedure, so what is the difference?


Cheers,
Sascha