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			%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
			% Author: Thomas Bolton
			% Date: 03/08/2017 - 26/04/2019
			% Description:
			% This script runs motion and behavior analyses on a set of subjects from
			% the Human Connectome Project
			%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

			%% 1. Loading some of the data and setting paths

			% SS contains the parameters for convergence of the probabilistic PCA
			% algorithm
			load SS

			% Adds paths to functions and utilities
			addpath(genpath(fullfile(pwd,'GlobalUtilities')));
			addpath(genpath(fullfile(pwd,'Functions')));

			% Do we want to plot stuff or not
			is_plot = 0;

			%% 2. Extracting motion data

			% Reads the paths towards the actual motion data from the HCP
			cd('..');
			cd('Motion_Data');
			d = dir;

			% We start from index 3 to remove the ".." files from directory listing
			d = d(4:end);

			% Number of subjects to consider
			n_subjects = length(d);

			% Reading of the data for all subjects
			for i = 1:n_subjects
			try

			i

			cd(d(i).name);
			cd('Motion');

			% Reads and modifies the text file to have 594 rows and to have proper
			% units, then copies it from read location to write location.
			movText = textread(fullfile(pwd,'Movement_Regressors.txt'));

			%Changes degrees to radians assuming a 50mm radius
			movText = movText(:,1:6);
			for l = 4:6
			movText(:,l) = 50*movText(:,l);
			end

			MOTION(:,:,i) = movText;

			cd('..');
			cd('..');

			catch
			warning(['Could not do it for the ',int2str(i), '. iteration.']);
			continue;
			end
			end

			cd('..');
			cd('MatlabScripts');

			% Here, MOTION is a 1200 x 6 x 224 matrix containing the information for
			% all 6 motion parameters over 1200 frames for the 224 considered subjects

			%% 3. Computing "too large movers" and flagging scrubbed time points

			% Threshold to use for scrubbing (i.e., separating the scrubbed frames from
			% the non-scrubbed ones)
			T_scrubbing = 0.3;

			% Computes the instantaneous motion change from a frame to the next
			DeltaMot = diff(MOTION,[],1);

			% Framewise displacement over time is computed according to Power's
			% definition (Power et al., NeuroImage, 2012); chose this one because it is
			% the most widely known and robust across the studies I read
			FD = squeeze(sum(abs(DeltaMot),2));

			% Will contain logical vectors summarizing, across percentage scrubbed
			% frames and threshold, the subects that would be discarded from the
			% analyses
			FD_Matrix = [];

			% Will mask which frames to keep or not to keep for a given subject
			TemporalMask = {};

			idx_a = 1;

			for T_FD = T_scrubbing

			for s = 1:n_subjects
			TemporalMask{idx_a}(:,s) = GetTemporalMask(FD(:,s),T_FD,1);
			end

			idx_b = 1;

			for P_FD = 10:5:50

			% Percentage of frames above a given threshold and related mover
			% indices (stored in FD_Matrix)
			Perc_scrub = sum(FD > T_FD,1)/size(FD,1)*100;
			IDX_MOVER = (Perc_scrub > P_FD);
			FD_Matrix(:,idx_a,idx_b) = IDX_MOVER;
			idx_b = idx_b + 1;
			end

			idx_a = idx_a + 1;
			end

			clear idx_a
			clear idx_b

			%% 4. Computing processed motion information (spatiotemporal features)

			% number of time bins that we want to split the motion data into: 6 is the
			% recommended value. A range can be given (e.g., n_TB = 4:8).
			n_TB = 6;

			% Number of nearest neighbours to consider for graph construction
			n_NN = 10;

			% Duration of the individual bins to consider
			samples_session = size(DeltaMot,1);

			% Retains only the moments of positive/negative motion change; this is to verify
			% that positive and negative-valued motion moments are equally frequent
			DMPos = DeltaMot;
			DMPos(DMPos < 0) = NaN;

			DMNeg = DeltaMot;
			DMNeg(DMNeg > 0) = NaN;

			%%%%%%%%%%%% RUNNING ACROSS TIME DIVISIONS %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

			for n_timebins = n_TB

			% Number of samples to include in each temporal bin
			dur = floor(samples_session/n_timebins);

			% Time at which we stand (in number of samples) and associated index
			current_time = 1;
			idx_timebin = 1;

			% To fill with the spatiotemporal information
			Motion_Matrix = [];

			Motion_Matrix_Pos = [];
			Motion_Matrix_Neg = [];

			% As long as we still consider a time lying within the session
			% duration...
			while current_time <= n_timebins * dur

			% Separately for positive and negative instantaneous changes, samples
			% the data and sums
			for s = 1:n_subjects
			tmp_pos(s,:) = nanmean(DMPos(~TemporalMask{1}(current_time:current_time+dur-1,s),:,s));
			tmp_neg(s,:) = nanmean(abs(DMNeg(~TemporalMask{1}(current_time:current_time+dur-1,s),:,s)));
			end

			for s = 1:n_subjects

			% Data for a given subject, across all 6 parameters, for
			% non-scrubbed time points
			tmp_nonscrubbed(s,:) = mean(abs(DeltaMot(~TemporalMask{1}(current_time:current_time+dur-1,s),:,s)));
			end


			Motion_Matrix = [Motion_Matrix,tmp_nonscrubbed];

			% output data matrices are filled in appropriately: each column
			% highlights one spatiotemporal index

			Motion_Matrix_Pos = [Motion_Matrix_Pos,tmp_pos];
			Motion_Matrix_Neg = [Motion_Matrix_Neg,tmp_neg];

			current_time = current_time + dur;
			idx_timebin = idx_timebin + 1;
			end


			% Supplementary Figure 1: motion sign compensates between positive and
			% negative values across time points and motion parameters
			if is_plot
			figure;
			set(gcf,'color','w');

			tmp1 = mean(Motion_Matrix_Pos);
			tmp2 = mean(Motion_Matrix_Neg);

			tmp1S = std(Motion_Matrix_Pos);
			tmp2S = std(Motion_Matrix_Neg);

			for i = 1:n_timebins
			subplot(n_timebins,1,i);
			set(gca,'Box','off');

			bar(1:12,[tmp1(1+(i-1)6),tmp2(1+(i-1)6),tmp1(2+(i-1)6),tmp2(2+(i-1)6),...
			tmp1(3+(i-1)6),tmp2(3+(i-1)6),tmp1(4+(i-1)6),tmp2(4+(i-1)6),...
			tmp1(5+(i-1)6),tmp2(5+(i-1)6),tmp1(6+(i-1)6),tmp2(6+(i-1)6)]);

			hold on;

			errorbar(1:12,[tmp1(1+(i-1)6),tmp2(1+(i-1)6),tmp1(2+(i-1)6),tmp2(2+(i-1)6),...
			tmp1(3+(i-1)6),tmp2(3+(i-1)6),tmp1(4+(i-1)6),tmp2(4+(i-1)6),...
			tmp1(5+(i-1)6),tmp2(5+(i-1)6),tmp1(6+(i-1)6),tmp2(6+(i-1)6)],...
			[tmp1S(1+(i-1)6),tmp2S(1+(i-1)6),tmp1S(2+(i-1)6),tmp2S(2+(i-1)6),...
			tmp1S(3+(i-1)6),tmp2S(3+(i-1)6),tmp1S(4+(i-1)6),tmp2S(4+(i-1)6),...
			tmp1S(5+(i-1)6),tmp2S(5+(i-1)6),tmp1S(6+(i-1)6),tmp2S(6+(i-1)6)]);
			end

			% Statistical assessment of whether, for a given spatiotemporal
			% bin, positive and negative entries significantly differ
			for i = 1:36
			P_posvsneg(i) = ranksum(Motion_Matrix_Pos(:,i),Motion_Matrix_Neg(:,i));
			end
			end

			% At this stage, we observe that along X, there is
			% significantly more elevated motion changes in the negative direction
			% as compared to the positive one (across time). No significant
			% differences for other cases

			%% 8. Representing mover subtypes

			% Creating a standardized version of Motion_PLS: negative values then
			% highlight lower motion extent as compared to the population average,
			% and vice versa for positive values
			MOTION_VAR = [Motion_Matrix];

			for i = 1:size(MOTION_VAR,2)
			MOTION_VAR(:,i) = (MOTION_VAR(:,i)-mean(MOTION_VAR(:,i)))./std(MOTION_VAR(:,i));
			end

			%%%%%%%%%%%% RUNNING ACROSS KNN VALUES %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

			% Constructing a K-nearest neighbours graph (k=10 is a typical
			% starting guess in most data science problems from what I learned in my
			% classes)
			for knn = n_NN

			% Construction of the adjacency matrix reflecting my graph, using
			% cosine distance (similar results are obtained using euclidean
			% distance)
			W = construct_knn_graph(MOTION_VAR,knn,'cosine');

			% Then, I compute the first three dimensions of my new space in which I
			% express my data: first I compute the normalized Laplacian of my graph,
			% and second, I do an eigenvalue decomposition on this. X, Y and Z are the
			% second, third and fourth eigenvectors resulting from the process
			[X,Y,Z,E1,E2,E3] = compute_non_linear_dim_reduction(W);

			% Of course, we want to find the optimal data parcellation, and so
			% we must derive an optimal number of clusters to use. For this, we
			% resort to Consensus Clustering (Monti et al., Machine learning, 2003)
			[Consensus] = CAP_ConsensusClustering({[X,Y,Z]'},2:17,'items',0.8,100,'cosine');

			% Supplementary Figure 2: consensus clustering matrices for K
			% ranging from 2 to 17
			if is_plot
			figure;
			set(gcf,'color','w');

			for j = 1:16

			subplot(4,4,j);
			set(gca,'Box');
			axis square

			imagesc(squeeze(Consensus(:,:,j)));

			end
			end

			% Calculates the quality metrics to determine the optimal value of
			% K: the inter-percentile interval (PAC) is used
			[~,Lorena] = ComputeClusteringQuality(Consensus,2:17);

			if is_plot
			figure;
			bar(Lorena);
			end

			% Based on the output metrics, the optimal cluster number is K=4
			n_clusters = 4;

			% Clustering is performed with this optimal value
			[IDX,Centroids] = kmeans([X,Y,Z],n_clusters,'Distance','cosine','Replicates',10000,'Start','sample');



			% Figure 1: representation of movers in nonlinearly reduced space
			% (paper figure and representation as cluster members)
			if is_plot


			% First, I construct 3D patches to depict the degree of motion along the X,
			% the Y and the Z directions in the scanner. Patches are at least 0.15 in
			% length in each dimension, localized at (X(i),Y(i),Z(i)). There are six
			% outputs for each subject because I specify six faces for each 3D
			% rectangle
			for i = 1:n_subjects
			[F1{i},F2{i},F3{i},F4{i},F5{i},F6{i}] = MakePatch(X(i),Y(i),Z(i),...
			(2+mean(MOTION_VAR(i,[1,7,13,19,25,31])))/150,(2+mean(MOTION_VAR(i,[1,7,13,19,25,31]+1)))/150,(2+mean(MOTION_VAR(i,[1,7,13,19,25,31]+2)))/150);
			end

			figure;
			hold on;

			% Computation of the features to plot:
			% (1) RGB color of the patches, to indicate rotational motion
			Alpha = (mean(MOTION_VAR(:,[4,10,16,22,28,34]),2) - min(MOTION_VAR(:,[4,10,16,22,28,34]),[],2));
			Alpha = 3*Alpha;%/max(Alpha);
			Alpha(Alpha > 1) = 1;

			Beta = (mean(MOTION_VAR(:,[4,10,16,22,28,34]+1),2) - min(MOTION_VAR(:,[4,10,16,22,28,34]+1),[],2));
			Beta = 3*Beta;%/max(Beta);
			Beta(Beta > 1) = 1;

			Gamma = (mean(MOTION_VAR(:,[4,10,16,22,28,34]+2),2) - min(MOTION_VAR(:,[4,10,16,22,28,34]+2),[],2));
			Gamma = 3*Gamma;%/max(Gamma);
			Gamma(Gamma > 1) = 1;

			% (2) Edge color and width, to indicate temporal evolution of
			% motion

			% Creation of a matrix of regressors
			for s = 1:n_subjects

			X = zeros(6,2);
			X(:,1) = ones(6,1);
			X(:,2) = [1;2;3;4;5;6];

			Y = [mean(MOTION_VAR(s,1:6),2);mean(MOTION_VAR(s,7:12),2);...
			mean(MOTION_VAR(s,13:18),2);mean(MOTION_VAR(s,19:24),2);...
			mean(MOTION_VAR(s,25:30),2);mean(MOTION_VAR(s,31:36),2)];

			% Solves the linear model
			Beta_coefs(:,s) = pinv(X)*Y;
			end

			% We want to highlight the overall linear trend of motion as a
			% function of the baseline and the increase/decrease
			CM_edges = cbrewer('div','PuOr',1000);

			% Computes the edge properties
			Thick = Beta_coefs(2,:);
			Thick = Thick/max(abs(Thick));

			for i = 1:n_subjects

			% Computes the color of the patch
			RGB = [Alpha(i),Beta(i),Gamma(i)];

			if Thick(i) > 0
			ECol = [208/255,0,40/255];
			else
			ECol = [27/255 0 161/255];
			end

			patch(F1{i}(:,1),F1{i}(:,2),F1{i}(:,3),RGB,'LineWidth',realmin+9*abs(Thick(i)),'EdgeColor',ECol,'FaceAlpha',0.7,'EdgeAlpha',0.7);
			patch(F2{i}(:,1),F2{i}(:,2),F2{i}(:,3),RGB,'LineWidth',realmin+9*abs(Thick(i)),'EdgeColor',ECol,'FaceAlpha',0.7,'EdgeAlpha',0.7);
			patch(F3{i}(:,1),F3{i}(:,2),F3{i}(:,3),RGB,'LineWidth',realmin+9*abs(Thick(i)),'EdgeColor',ECol,'FaceAlpha',0.7,'EdgeAlpha',0.7);
			patch(F4{i}(:,1),F4{i}(:,2),F4{i}(:,3),RGB,'LineWidth',realmin+9*abs(Thick(i)),'EdgeColor',ECol,'FaceAlpha',0.7,'EdgeAlpha',0.7);
			patch(F5{i}(:,1),F5{i}(:,2),F5{i}(:,3),RGB,'LineWidth',realmin+9*abs(Thick(i)),'EdgeColor',ECol,'FaceAlpha',0.7,'EdgeAlpha',0.7);
			patch(F6{i}(:,1),F6{i}(:,2),F6{i}(:,3),RGB,'LineWidth',realmin+9*abs(Thick(i)),'EdgeColor',ECol,'FaceAlpha',0.7,'EdgeAlpha',0.7);

			end

			CM = cbrewer('div','RdBu',1000);
			colormap(flipud(CM));
			colormap(jet);

			grid on;
			xlabel('X');
			ylabel('Y');
			zlabel('Z');

			figure;
			hold on;

			for i = 1:n_subjects

			if Thick(i) > 0
			ECol = [208/255,0,40/255];
			else
			ECol = [27/255 0 161/255];
			end

			patch(F1{i}(:,1),F1{i}(:,2),F1{i}(:,3),IDX(i),'LineWidth',realmin+9*abs(Thick(i)),'EdgeColor',ECol,'FaceAlpha',0.7,'EdgeAlpha',0.7);
			patch(F2{i}(:,1),F2{i}(:,2),F2{i}(:,3),IDX(i),'LineWidth',realmin+9*abs(Thick(i)),'EdgeColor',ECol,'FaceAlpha',0.7,'EdgeAlpha',0.7);
			patch(F3{i}(:,1),F3{i}(:,2),F3{i}(:,3),IDX(i),'LineWidth',realmin+9*abs(Thick(i)),'EdgeColor',ECol,'FaceAlpha',0.7,'EdgeAlpha',0.7);
			patch(F4{i}(:,1),F4{i}(:,2),F4{i}(:,3),IDX(i),'LineWidth',realmin+9*abs(Thick(i)),'EdgeColor',ECol,'FaceAlpha',0.7,'EdgeAlpha',0.7);
			patch(F5{i}(:,1),F5{i}(:,2),F5{i}(:,3),IDX(i),'LineWidth',realmin+9*abs(Thick(i)),'EdgeColor',ECol,'FaceAlpha',0.7,'EdgeAlpha',0.7);
			patch(F6{i}(:,1),F6{i}(:,2),F6{i}(:,3),IDX(i),'LineWidth',realmin+9*abs(Thick(i)),'EdgeColor',ECol,'FaceAlpha',0.7,'EdgeAlpha',0.7);

			end

			CM = cbrewer('div','RdBu',1000);
			colormap(flipud(CM));
			colormap(jet);

			grid on;
			xlabel('X');
			ylabel('Y');
			zlabel('Z');
			end

			%% 9. Summary of motion along time and space

			% Constructs the time vector, which should have 6*n_tb entries made of
			% n_timebins integers
			pos_avg = zeros(1,n_timebins*6);

			for i = 1:length(pos_avg)
			pos_avg(i) = mod(i-1,n_timebins)+1;
			end

			% Constructs the position vector, which should have 6*n_tb entries
			% made of 6 integers
			t_avg = zeros(1,n_timebins*6);

			for i = 1:length(t_avg)
			t_avg(i) = ceil((i-0.5)/n_timebins);
			end

			% We now want to compute, for all subjects, representative values
			for subj = 1:n_subjects

			% Data of the considered subject, and associated cluster index
			tmp_subject = MOTION_VAR(subj,:);

			% Computing the time
			for t = 1:n_timebins
			Summary_time(subj,t) = mean(tmp_subject(t_avg == t));
			end

			for p = 1:6
			Summary_position(subj,p) = mean(tmp_subject(pos_avg == p));
			end
			end

			% Plotting of the information appropriately
			if is_plot

			figure;
			set(gcf,'color','w');

			% Along time
			to_plot = [];
			to_plot2 = [];

			for k = 1:n_clusters
			for t = 1:n_timebins

			tmp = Summary_time(IDX == k,t);
			to_plot = [to_plot,mean(tmp)];
			to_plot2 = [to_plot2,std(tmp)];
			end
			end

			% Computes SEM for display
			to_plot2 = to_plot2/sqrt(n_subjects);

			subplot(2,1,1);
			bar(1:n_timebins*n_clusters,to_plot);
			hold on;
			errorbar(1:n_timebins*n_clusters,to_plot,to_plot2);
			xlabel('Time x Clusters');

			% Along space
			to_plot = [];
			to_plot2 = [];

			for k = 1:n_clusters
			for p = 1:6

			tmp = Summary_position(IDX == k,p);
			to_plot = [to_plot,mean(tmp)];
			to_plot2 = [to_plot2,std(tmp)];
			end
			end
			to_plot2 = to_plot2/sqrt(n_subjects);

			subplot(2,1,2);
			bar(1:6*n_clusters,to_plot);
			hold on;
			errorbar(1:6*n_clusters,to_plot,to_plot2);
			xlabel('Space x Clusters');

			% to_plot = [];
			% to_plot2 = [];
			%
			% for k = 1:n_clusters
			% tmp = MOTION_VAR(IDXB == k,:);
			%
			% to_plot = [to_plot,mean(tmp)];
			% to_plot2 = [to_plot2,std(tmp)];
			% end
			%
			% to_plot2 = to_plot2/sqrt(n_subjects);
			%
			% figure;
			% set(gcf,'color','w');
			% bar(1:n_clustersn_timebins6,to_plot);
			% hold on;
			% errorbar(1:n_clustersn_timebins6,to_plot,to_plot2);

			end

			% Interpretation: one group of big movers, one group of
			% 'translational movers', one group of 'rotational movers', one
			% group of 'no movers'

			% ANOVA assessment (time x space x group)

			% Creates the variables
			t_ANOVA = repmat(t_avg,1,n_subjects);
			p_ANOVA = repmat(pos_avg,1,n_subjects);

			g_ANOVA = [];
			Data_ANOVA = [];

			for i = 1:n_subjects
			g_ANOVA = [g_ANOVA,IDX(i)ones(1,n_timebins6)];
			Data_ANOVA = [Data_ANOVA,MOTION_VAR(i,:)];
			end

			[~,Tab,Stats] = anovan(Data_ANOVA,{t_ANOVA',p_ANOVA',g_ANOVA'},'model','full');

			for null = 1:1000
			tmp_idx = randperm(length(t_ANOVA));
			tmp_idx2 = randperm(length(t_ANOVA));

			[~,Tab,Stats] = anovan(Data_ANOVA,{t_ANOVA(tmp_idx)',p_ANOVA(tmp_idx2)',g_ANOVA'},'model','full','display','off');
			Tab = Tab(:,6);
			Tab_null(:,null) = [Tab{2:8}];
			end

			F_threshold = prctile(Tab_null,99,2);

			end
			end

			% Conclusions at this stage: movers can be subdivided into four separate
			% groups


			%% 6. Preparation of the behavioural data

			cd('..');
			cd('Behavioral_Data');

			% We want to simplify our behavioral data into explanatory variables
			Output = [];

			% Loading the excel files containing the information of interest to work
			% with
			[~, ~, BEHAV] = xlsread('BEHAVIORAL_SHINEY.xlsx');

			cd('..');
			cd('MatlabScripts');

			TITLE = BEHAV(1,1:end);

			% Removes the title of each SM (first row)
			BEHAV = BEHAV(2:225,1:end);

			% Indices of non integer variables
			idx_nn = [2,5,6];

			% Reads through all entries to assess whether, for that variable, we
			% have at least one float entry

			% Zygosity
			tmp = BEHAV(:,2);
			tmp2 = zeros(size(tmp,1),1);

			for i = 1:size(tmp,1)
			switch tmp{i}
			case 'NotTwin'
			tmp2(i) = 3;
			case 'MZ'
			tmp2(i) = 1;
			case 'NotMZ'
			tmp2(i) = 2;
			otherwise
			disp('::::::');
			end
			end


			tmp = BEHAV(:,5);
			tmp_race = zeros(size(tmp,1),1);

			for i = 1:length(tmp)
			switch tmp{i}
			case 'White'
			tmp_race(i) = 1;
			case 'Asian/Nat. Hawaiian/Othr Pacific Is.'
			tmp_race(i) = 2;
			case 'Am. Indian/Alaskan Nat.'
			tmp_race(i) = 3;
			case 'Unknown or Not Reported'
			tmp_race(i) = 4;
			case 'Black or African Am.'
			tmp_race(i) = 5;
			case 'More than one'
			tmp_race(i) = 6;
			otherwise
			disp('::::::');
			end
			end

			tmp = BEHAV(:,6);
			tmp_ethn = zeros(size(tmp,1),1);

			for i = 1:length(tmp)
			switch tmp{i}
			case 'Hispanic/Latino'
			tmp_ethn(i) = 1;
			case 'Not Hispanic/Latino'
			tmp_ethn(i) = 2;
			case 'Unknown or Not Reported'
			tmp_ethn(i) = 3;
			otherwise
			disp('::::::');
			end
			end

			Output = [cell2mat(BEHAV(:,1)),tmp2,cell2mat(BEHAV(:,3:4)),tmp_race,tmp_ethn,cell2mat(BEHAV(:,7:end))];

			% Normalize each column (keeping 'non-existing values')
			O2 = Output - repmat(nanmean(Output,1),n_subjects,1);
			O2 = O2 ./ repmat(nanstd(O2,1),n_subjects,1);

			%% 7. Conversion into a subset of components of interest

			% For each separate type of information provided in the HCP behavioral
			% assessment, we will derive solely one indicative feature through
			% probabilistic PCA. By this mean, we will also estimate missing entries
			% for most scores (all except the ones left alone to derive a feature;
			% i.e., not combined)

			% Handedness
			PCA(:,1) = O2(:,7);
			PCA_title{1} = 'Handedness';

			% Education
			% SSAGA_Educ, SSAGA_InSchool
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[10,11],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,2) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{2} = 'Education';

			% height, weight, BMI
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[13:15],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,3:4) = tmp_PC(:,1:2);
			PCA_title{3} = 'BMI (bad)';
			PCA_title{4} = 'BMI (good)';

			% Hematocrit
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[16,17],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,5) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{5} = 'Hematocrit';

			% Blood pressure
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[18,19],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,6) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{6} = 'Blood pressure';

			% Thyroid hormone
			PCA(:,7) = O2(:,20);
			PCA_title{7} = 'Thyroid hormone';

			% HbA1C
			PCA(:,8) = O2(:,21);
			PCA_title{8} = 'HbA1C';

			% Sleep
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[41:47],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,9) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{9} = 'Sleep';

			% PicSeq
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[48,49],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,10) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{10} = 'PicSeq';

			% CardSort
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[50,51],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,11) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{11} = 'CardSort';

			% Flanker
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[52,53],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,12) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{12} = 'Flanker';

			% PMAT
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[54:56],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,13) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{13} = 'PMAT';

			% ReadEng
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[57,58],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,14) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{14} = 'ReadEng';

			% PicVocab
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[59,60],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,15) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{15} = 'PicVocab';

			% Language
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[61:66],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,16:17) = tmp_PC(:,1:2);
			PCA_title{16} = 'Language (math perf.)';
			PCA_title{17} = 'Language (time to reply)';

			% PicVocab
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[67,68],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,18) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{18} = 'ProcSpeed';

			% DDISC
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[69,70],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,19) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{19} = 'DDISC';

			% VSPLOT
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[71:73],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,20:21) = tmp_PC(:,1:2);
			PCA_title{20} = 'VSPLOT (OFF - Correct)';
			PCA_title{21} = 'VSPLOT (RT)';

			% SCPT
			% WARNING: the first two components are sometimes switched (due to the
			% randomness inherent to pPCA); check tmp_CM (correlation between
			% individual scores and the PC)
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[74:81],SS,4);
			PCA(:,22:24) = tmp_PC(:,1:3);
			PCA_title{22} = 'SCPT (Performance)';
			PCA_title{23} = 'SCPT (Over-positive)';
			PCA_title{24} = 'SCPT (RT)';

			% IWRD
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[82,83],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,25) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{25} = 'IWRD (Bad)';

			% ListSort
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[84,85],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,26) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{26} = 'ListSort';

			% WM
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[86:89],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,27) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{27} = 'WM (Bad)';

			% Gambling
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[90:97],SS,6);
			PCA(:,28:30) = tmp_PC(:,1:3);
			PCA_title{28} = 'Gambling (Conservative)';
			PCA_title{29} = 'Gambling (Daring)';
			PCA_title{30} = 'Gambling (Bad play)';

			% Relational
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[98:101],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,31:32) = tmp_PC(:,1:2);
			PCA_title{31} = 'Relational (RT)';
			PCA_title{32} = 'Relational (Acc)';

			% Endurance
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[102,103],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,33) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{33} = 'Endurance';

			% Gait speed
			PCA(:,34) = O2(:,104);
			PCA_title{34} = 'Gait speed';

			% Dexterity
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[105,106],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,35) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{35} = 'Dexterity';

			% Strength
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[107,108],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,36) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{36} = 'Strength';

			% Emotion (global)
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[109,110],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,37) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{37} = 'ER40 (Correct - RT)';

			% Emotion
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[111:115],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,38) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{38} = 'ER40 (Response to sad)';

			% Negative emotions
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[116:121],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,39) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{39} = 'Negative emotions';

			% Positive emotion
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[122:124],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,40) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{40} = 'Positive emotions';

			% Feeling of being supported
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[125:130],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,41) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{41} = 'Support';

			% Stress/efficacy
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[131,132],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,42) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{42} = 'Self efficacy - Stress';

			% Emotion task
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[135:138],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,43:44) = tmp_PC(:,1:2);
			PCA_title{43} = 'Emotion task (RT)';
			PCA_title{44} = 'Emotion task (Acc)';

			% ToM
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[139:144],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,45) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{45} = 'ToM (Bad)';

			% Noise
			PCA(:,46) = O2(:,145);
			PCA_title{46} = 'Noise';

			% Odor
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[146,147],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,47) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{47} = 'Odor';

			% Pain Intensity
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[148,149],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,48) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{48} = 'Pain intensity';

			% Taste
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[150,151],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,49) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{49} = 'Taste';

			% Mars
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[152:154],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,50) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{50} = 'Mars';

			% NEOFAC
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[155:159],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,51:52) = tmp_PC(:,1:2);
			PCA_title{51} = 'NEOFAC (Introverted)';
			PCA_title{52} = 'NEOFAC (Daring)';

			% Anxiety
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[160,161,184,185],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,53) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{53} = 'Anxiety';

			% Withdrawal
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[162,163],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,54) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{54} = 'Withdrawal';

			% Somatic
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[164,165,186,187],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,55) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{55} = 'Somatic problems';

			% Thought problems
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[166,167],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,56) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{56} = 'Thought problems';

			% Attention problems
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[168,169],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,57) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{57} = 'Attention problems';

			% Aggressiveness
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[170,171],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,58) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{58} = 'Aggressiveness';

			% Rule breaking
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[172,173],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,59) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{59} = 'Rule breaking';

			% Intrusive
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[174,175],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,60) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{60} = 'Intrusive';

			% Internalizing
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[176,177],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,61) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{61} = 'Internalizing';

			% Externalizing
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[178,179],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,62) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{62} = 'Externalizing';

			% Avoidance
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[188,189],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,63) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{63} = 'Avoidance';

			% ADHD
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[190,191],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,64) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{64} = 'ADHD';

			% Inattention
			PCA(:,65) = O2(:,192);
			PCA_title{65} = 'Inattention';

			% Hyperresponsiveness
			PCA(:,66) = O2(:,193);
			PCA_title{66} = 'Hyperresponsiveness';

			% ADHD
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[194,195],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,67) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{67} = 'Antisocial';

			% Alcohol
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[199:205],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,68) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{68} = 'Alcohol';

			% Tobacco
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[206:209],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,69) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{69} = 'Tobacco';

			% Tobacco
			[tmp_PC,tmp_CM] = Assess_PC(O2,[210:216],SS,[]);
			PCA(:,70) = tmp_PC(:,1);
			PCA_title{70} = 'Drugs';

			% At this stage, we have reduced the dimensionality of each of our behavioral
			% variable type of interest

			%% 8. Further processing of the obtained data

			% Some individual variables have been kept without undergoing PPCA; in such
			% a case, we want to keep only the ones with few NaN entries

			%%%% STEP 1

			% We want to remove the columns that are no good (too many Nans)
			T_nan = 5;

			% Scores to remove
			idx_toremove = [];

			for SM = 1:size(PCA,2)

			tmp = PCA(:,SM);

			if sum(isnan(tmp)) > T_nan
			idx_toremove = [idx_toremove,SM];
			end

			end

			PCA(:,idx_toremove) = [];
			PCA_title(idx_toremove) = [];



			%%%% STEP 2

			% Remove AM if max(y) > 100*mean(y) with (y) = (x - med(x))^2
			idx_toremove = [];

			for SM = 1:size(PCA,2)
			tmp = PCA(:,SM);

			y = (tmp-median(tmp)).^2;

			if max(y) > 100 * mean(y)
			idx_toremove = [idx_toremove,SM];
			end
			end

			PCA(:,idx_toremove) = [];
			PCA_title(idx_toremove) = [];


			%%%% STEP 3

			% Remove if more than 95% of subjects show the same value
			idx_toremove = [];

			for SM = 1:size(PCA,2)
			tmp = PCA(:,SM);

			if sum(unique(tmp)) <= 11
			idx_toremove = [idx_toremove,SM];
			end
			end

			PCA(:,idx_toremove) = [];
			PCA_title(idx_toremove) = [];


			%%%% STEP 4

			% Rank-based inverse Gaussian transformation
			for SM = 1:size(PCA,2)
			rank = tiedrank(PCA(:,SM));
			p = rank / ( length(rank) + 1 ); %# +1 to avoid Inf for the max point
			PCA(:,SM) = norminv( p, 0, 1 );
			end

			% Number of missing values
			P_missing = sum(sum(isnan(PCA)))/size(PCA,1)/size(PCA,2)*100;


			%% 9. Univariate assessment of the derived anthropomorphic and
			% behavioral features link to motion

			% We compute the Fisher score (and related null distribution when shuffling
			% behvior and motion entries with respect to each other) for each feature
			% of interest
			[F,Fnull] = MOT_LinkBehavMotion(PCA,IDX);

			% Bonferroni correction for the number of univariate assessments and
			% subsequent derivation of significance thresholds
			alpha = 5/size(PCA,2);
			Fthresh = squeeze(prctile(Fnull,100-alpha,2));

			% Another attempt using the proposal by Holmes and Nichols (Human Brain
			% Mapping, 2001). We compute a distribution based on the max of each score
			% null distribution and then, threshold that at 5%
			tmp_F = max(Fnull,[],2);
			F_Holmes = prctile(tmp_F,100-alpha);

			% Yet another attempt using FDR correction

			for i = 1:size(PCA,2)
			tmp = Fnull(i,:);

			tmpF = F(i);

			pval(i) = sum(tmp > tmpF)/length(tmp);
			end

			% FDR correction
			[h, crit_p]=fdr_bh(pval,0.05);

			% Determines the thresold level matching crit_p
			for i = 1:size(PCA,2)

			tmp = Fnull(i,:);

			F_FDR(i) = prctile(tmp,100 - 100*crit_p);
			end


			% Plotting of univariate results
			figure;
			bar(F);

			hold on;

			for i = 1:size(PCA,2)
			plot([i-0.4,i+0.4],[Fthresh(i),Fthresh(i)],'color',[0.3 0.3 0.3],'LineWidth',1.5);
			plot([i-0.4,i+0.4],[F_FDR(i),F_FDR(i)],'color',[0.6 0.6 0.6],'LineWidth',1.5);
			end

			% Indices of the significant variables
			idx_uni = [1,2,3,5,18,30,40];

			% For each, post-hoc comparison across groups
			for i = 1:length(idx_uni)

			tmp = PCA(:,idx_uni(i));

			[p_12(i),~,STATS_12{i}] = ranksum(tmp(IDX == 1),tmp(IDX == 2));
			[p_13(i),~,STATS_13{i}] = ranksum(tmp(IDX == 1),tmp(IDX == 3));
			[p_14(i),~,STATS_14{i}] = ranksum(tmp(IDX == 1),tmp(IDX == 4));
			[p_23(i),~,STATS_23{i}] = ranksum(tmp(IDX == 2),tmp(IDX == 3));
			[p_24(i),~,STATS_24{i}] = ranksum(tmp(IDX == 2),tmp(IDX == 4));
			[p_34(i),~,STATS_34{i}] = ranksum(tmp(IDX == 3),tmp(IDX == 4));

			Delta_12(i) = nanmean(tmp(IDX == 1)) - nanmean(tmp(IDX == 2));
			Delta_13(i) = nanmean(tmp(IDX == 1)) - nanmean(tmp(IDX == 3));
			Delta_14(i) = nanmean(tmp(IDX == 1)) - nanmean(tmp(IDX == 4));
			Delta_23(i) = nanmean(tmp(IDX == 2)) - nanmean(tmp(IDX == 3));
			Delta_24(i) = nanmean(tmp(IDX == 2)) - nanmean(tmp(IDX == 4));
			Delta_34(i) = nanmean(tmp(IDX == 3)) - nanmean(tmp(IDX == 4));

			end

			% Conclusion at this stage: we find significant differences between the
			% "large movers" and the "low movers" clusters with univariate analysis. In
			% each case, the larger movers will show worse BMI, higher blood pressure,
			% and lower endurance abilities

			%% 10. Combination of both sides with PLS

			clear MOTION_VAR_trim
			clear PCA_trim
			clear X0
			clear Y0
			clear nSub
			clear Y
			clear X
			clear R
			clear U
			clear S
			clear V
			clear Lx
			clear perm_order
			clear Xp
			clear Yp
			clear Rp
			clear Up
			clear Vp
			clear Sp
			clear rotatemat
			clear permsamp
			clear Lxp
			clear sp
			clear Xb
			clear Yb
			clear Sb
			clear Vb
			clear Ub
			clear Ub_vect
			clear Vb_vect

			n_top = 2;

			% Because we still had a small amount of NaN entries left, concerned
			% subjects are removed prior to PLS
			MOTION_VAR_trim = MOTION_VAR;
			MOTION_VAR_trim(isnan(sum(PCA,2)),:) = [];

			PCA_trim = PCA;
			PCA_trim(isnan(sum(PCA,2)),:) = [];

			Y0 = PCA_trim;
			X0 = MOTION_VAR_trim;

			% Number of subjects in the PLS
			nSub = size(PCA_trim,1);

			% normalization of X and Y
			Y=myPLS_norm(Y0,1,ones(1,nSub),2);
			X=myPLS_norm(X0,1,ones(1,nSub),2);

			% Number of permutations to carry on to determine significant components
			NUM_PERMS=10000;

			% Number of times to bootstrap the data on
			NUM_BOOTSTRAP=1000;

			% Number of behavioral scores
			NUM_BEHAV_SCORES = size(Y0,2);

			% Covariance matrix computation
			R=myPLS_cov(X,Y,1,ones(1,nSub));

			% SVD on the covariance matrix
			[U,S,V]=svd(R,'econ');

			% We get the unitary basis in both sides and singular values, which give
			% the weight of each singular component

			% Number of latent variables
			NUM_LVs=min(size(S));

			% ICA convention: turn LVs such that max is positive
			for iLV=1:NUM_LVs
			[~,maxID] = max(abs(U(:,iLV)));
			if U(maxID,iLV)<0
			U(:,iLV)=-U(:,iLV);
			V(:,iLV)=-V(:,iLV);
			end
			end

			% Latent variables (for motion parameters)
			Lx=X*V;

			% Permutation measures
			fprintf('Permutation: ');

			for iter=1:10000

			fprintf('%d ',iter);

			if ~mod(iter,20)
			fprintf('\n');
			end

			% How to randomize the data
			perm_order=randperm(size(X,1));

			% Permuted motion data (untouched)
			Xp=X;

			% Permuted behavior data (shuffled)
			Yp=Y0(perm_order,:);

			% Renormalization
			Yp=myPLS_norm(Yp,1,ones(1,nSub),2);

			% "Null" correlation matrix and SVD
			Rp=myPLS_cov(Xp,Yp,1,ones(1,nSub));
			[Up,Sp,Vp]=svd(Rp,'econ');

			% Procrustes transform to fit the new U (permuted) to the old one, as
			% well as the singular values
			rotatemat = rri_bootprocrust(U, Up);
			Up = Up * Sp * rotatemat;
			Sp = sqrt(sum(Up.^2));

			% There can be changes of order so Procrustes needed; now it tells us
			% how things must be reordered (high-dimensionally) but how does it
			% impact singular values?
			% The trick is ti incorporate the singular values linked to noz yet
			% roated basis to the rotation, and recalculate the singular values
			% afterwards

			% Current null singular values are stored
			permsamp(:,iter)=Sp';

			% sp contains whether the current singular value exceeds the actual one
			% (real one)
			if iter==1
			sp= (Sp'>=diag(S));
			else
			sp = sp + (Sp'>=diag(S));
			end

			% Computation of permuted latent variable
			Lxp=X*Vp;

			end

			fprintf('\n');

			% The larger the sprob entries, the larger the p-value
			sprob = sp ./ (NUM_PERMS + 1);

			% Plots a summarising figure
			fig=figure('Position',[508,524,327,266]);
			plot(diag(S),'ko-');
			xlabel('Latent variables');
			ylabel('Singular value');
			hold on;
			errorbar(1:NUM_LVs,mean(permsamp,2),std(permsamp,[],2),'r-');
			legend({'observed','surrogates'});
			for iter=1:NUM_LVs
			str{iter}=sprintf('%d (p=%5.4f)',iter,sprob(iter));
			fprintf('LV%s\n',str{iter});
			end
			axis([0.8 NUM_LVs+.2 0 max(diag(S))*1.2]);
			set(gca,'XTick',1:NUM_LVs,'XTickLabel',str);
			hold off;

			% Computes the indices to use for bootstrapping (with replacement)
			[boot_order]=rri_boot_order(nSub,1,1000);

			% Runs across bootstrapping folds
			for iter=1:1000

			fprintf('%d ',iter);
			if ~mod(iter,20)
			fprintf('\n');
			end

			% Takes bootstrapped motion data and normalizes it
			Xb=X0(boot_order(:,iter),:);
			Xb=myPLS_norm(Xb,1,ones(1,nSub),2);

			% Same for behavior
			Yb=Y0(boot_order(:,iter),:);
			Yb=myPLS_norm(Yb,1,ones(1,nSub),2);

			% Accordingly, computes R and the SVD
			Rb=myPLS_cov(Xb,Yb,1,ones(1,nSub));
			[Ub,Sb,Vb]=svd(Rb,'econ');

			% Procrustes transform as before to generate fitting U and V
			% bootstrapped variants
			rotatemat = rri_bootprocrust(U, Ub);
			rotatemat2 = rri_bootprocrust(V, Vb);

			% Full rotation
			Rot_full = (rotatemat + rotatemat2)/2;

			Vb = Vb * Rot_full;
			Ub = Ub * Rot_full;

			% Saves them all
			Ub_vect(iter,:,:) = Ub;
			Vb_vect(iter,:,:) = Vb;
			end

			%% 11. PLS-related plots
			% Here, we plot the results of the PLS analysis

			% Type of results to plot (between scrubbing ones or non-scrubbing ones)
			type = 'Nonscrub';

			switch type

			% If we consider the scrubbing case, then we want to plot
			% representations of the dominating motion parameter
			case 'Scrub'

			% First, we need to convert our full space into a summarized view
			for j = 1:6

			% Summary variable for meta-states
			Sumvar_MS(j,:) = [V(:,j)' * MS_plus(1:n_top,:), V(:,j)' * MS_minus(1:n_top,:)];

			% Same process on botstrapped data
			for k = 1:1000
			Sumvar_MS_boot(j,:,k) = [squeeze(Vb_vect(k,:,j)) * MS_plus(1:n_top,:), squeeze(Vb_vect(k,:,j)) * MS_minus(1:n_top,:)];
			end

			% Computes standard deviation
			U_STD = squeeze(std(Ub_vect,[],1));
			V_STD = squeeze(std(Sumvar_MS_boot,[],3));

			% Computes z-scores
			V_z = Sumvar_MS./V_STD;
			U_z = U./U_STD;

			if is_plot

			figure;
			set(gcf,'color','w');
			bar(1:size(U,1),U_z(:,j));

			figure;
			set(gcf,'color','w');
			bar(1:12,V_z(j,:));

			end

			end

			case 'Nonscrub'


			% For all four first components, plots the spatiotemporal motion and the
			% behavioral weights (PCs 1, 3 and 4 are significant)
			% For the same components, also plots the linearly reduced spatiotemporal data
			% with color as the PLS behavioral scores
			idx_togetout = find(isnan(sum(PCA,2)));

			% Trims the patches data to exclude subjects for whom NaN behavioral scores remain
			F1b = F1;
			F2b = F2;
			F3b = F3;
			F4b = F4;
			F5b = F5;
			F6b = F6;

			F1b(idx_togetout) = [];
			F2b(idx_togetout) = [];
			F3b(idx_togetout) = [];
			F4b(idx_togetout) = [];
			F5b(idx_togetout) = [];
			F6b(idx_togetout) = [];

			% Latent scores for behaviors for the subjects (how strongly a component is
			% expressed in a subject)
			Ly = Y*U;

			for j = 1:4

			% Computing the time and space indices for my 36 values
			for t = 1:n_timebins
			Summary_time_PLS(j,t) = mean(V(t_avg == t,j));
			end

			for p = 1:6
			Summary_position_PLS(j,p) = mean(V(pos_avg == p,j));
			end

			for k = 1:1000


			for t = 1:n_timebins
			Summary_time_boot(j,t,k) = mean(Vb_vect(k,t_avg == t,j));
			end

			for p = 1:6
			Summary_position_boot(j,p,k) = mean(Vb_vect(k,pos_avg == p,j));
			end
			end

			% Computes standard deviation
			U_STD = squeeze(std(Ub_vect,[],1));
			V_STDt = squeeze(std(Summary_time_boot,[],3));
			V_STDs = squeeze(std(Summary_position_boot,[],3));

			% Computes z-scores
			V_zt = Summary_time_PLS./V_STDt;
			V_zs = Summary_position_PLS./V_STDs;
			U_z = U./U_STD;



			if is_plot

			figure;
			set(gcf,'color','w');
			bar(1:size(U,1),U_z(:,j));

			figure;
			set(gcf,'color','w');
			subplot(2,1,1);
			bar(1:6,V_zt(j,:));

			subplot(2,1,2);
			bar(1:6,V_zs(j,:));


			figure;
			hold on;

			for i = 1:nSub
			patch(F1b{i}(:,1),F1b{i}(:,2),F1b{i}(:,3),Ly(i,j));
			patch(F2b{i}(:,1),F2b{i}(:,2),F2b{i}(:,3),Ly(i,j));
			patch(F3b{i}(:,1),F3b{i}(:,2),F3b{i}(:,3),Ly(i,j));
			patch(F4b{i}(:,1),F4b{i}(:,2),F4b{i}(:,3),Ly(i,j));
			patch(F5b{i}(:,1),F5b{i}(:,2),F5b{i}(:,3),Ly(i,j));
			patch(F6b{i}(:,1),F6b{i}(:,2),F6b{i}(:,3),Ly(i,j));
			end

			CM = cbrewer('div','RdBu',100);
			colormap(flipud(CM));
			caxis([-7,7]);

			grid on;
			xlabel('X');
			ylabel('Y');
			zlabel('Z');


			% For each component, also plots a "text representation" along a z-score
			% axis (similar to Smith et al. 2015)
			% PlotSmith(PCA_title,(U_z(:,1)),[3 30],3);
			% PlotSmith(PCA_title,(U_z(:,2)),[3 15],3);
			% PlotSmith(PCA_title,(U_z(:,3)),[3 15],3);
			% PlotSmith(PCA_title,(U_z(:,4)),[3 15],3);
			end

			end

			otherwise

			% Computes standard deviation
			U_STD = squeeze(std(Ub_vect,[],1));
			V_STD = squeeze(std(Vb_vect,[],1));

			% Computes z-scores
			V_z = V./V_STD;
			U_z = U./U_STD;

			if is_plot

			for j = 1:n_top
			figure;
			set(gcf,'color','w');
			bar(1:size(U,1),U_z(:,j));

			figure;
			set(gcf,'color','w');
			bar(1:size(V,1),V_z(:,j));
			end
			end
			end

			%% 12. Relating age, gender and motion (quantified as the trditional FD) to the components

			% Creates the gender and age vectors that only conserve subjects without
			% NaNs
			Age2 = Age;
			Age2(isnan(sum(PCA,2)),:) = [];

			Gender2 = Gender;
			Gender2(isnan(sum(PCA,2)),:) = [];

			% For age
			for i = 1:3

			figure;
			set(gcf,'color','w');
			scatter(Lx(:,i),Ly(:,i),'k.');
			set(gca,'Box','off');

			figure;
			set(gcf,'color','w');
			scatter(Age2,Lx(:,i),'k.');
			set(gca,'Box','off');

			figure;
			set(gcf,'color','w');
			scatter(Age2,Ly(:,i),'k.');
			set(gca,'Box','off');

			[R_age(i,1), p_age(i,1)] = AssessAgeEffect(Age2,Lx(:,i));
			[R_age(i,2), p_age(i,2)] = AssessAgeEffect(Age2,Ly(:,i));
			end

			% For gender
			for i = 1:3

			figure;
			set(gcf,'color','w');
			scatter(Lx(:,i),Ly(:,i),'k.');
			set(gca,'Box','off');

			figure;
			set(gcf,'color','w');
			scatter(Gender2,Lx(:,i),'k.');
			set(gca,'Box','off');

			figure;
			set(gcf,'color','w');
			scatter(Gender2,Ly(:,i),'k.');
			set(gca,'Box','off');

			[t_gender(i,1), p_gender(i,1)] = AssessGenderEffect(Gender2,Lx(:,i));
			[t_gender(i,2), p_gender(i,2)] = AssessGenderEffect(Gender2,Ly(:,i));
			end


			% For Framewise displacement

			% FD is size 1199 x 224; I want to compute the mean FD across non scrubbed
			% frames
			for s = 1:n_subjects
			FD_ns(s) = mean(FD(~TemporalMask{1}(:,s)));
			end

			FD_ns2 = FD_ns';
			FD_ns2(isnan(sum(PCA,2)),:) = [];

			FD2 = mean(FD,1)';
			FD2(isnan(sum(PCA,2)),:) = [];

			for i = 1:3

			figure;
			set(gcf,'color','w');
			scatter(Lx(:,i),Ly(:,i),'k.');
			set(gca,'Box','off');

			figure;
			set(gcf,'color','w');
			scatter(FD_ns2,Lx(:,i),'k.');
			set(gca,'Box','off');

			figure;
			set(gcf,'color','w');
			scatter(FD_ns2,Ly(:,i),'k.');
			set(gca,'Box','off');

			[R_FDns(i,1), p_FDns(i,1)] = AssessAgeEffect(FD_ns2,Lx(:,i));
			[R_FDns(i,2), p_FDns(i,2)] = AssessAgeEffect(FD_ns2,Ly(:,i));
			end


			for i = 1:3

			figure;
			set(gcf,'color','w');
			scatter(Lx(:,i),Ly(:,i),'k.');
			set(gca,'Box','off');

			figure;
			set(gcf,'color','w');
			scatter(FD2,Lx(:,i),'k.');
			set(gca,'Box','off');

			figure;
			set(gcf,'color','w');
			scatter(FD2,Ly(:,i),'k.');
			set(gca,'Box','off');

			[R_FD(i,1), p_FD(i,1)] = AssessAgeEffect(FD2,Lx(:,i));
			[R_FD(i,2), p_FD(i,2)] = AssessAgeEffect(FD2,Ly(:,i));
			end

			%% 13. State vs Trait characterization

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