Installation ============ You can install **TMFC_denoise** either: 1. As a **standalone toolbox**, or 2. As part of the **TMFC toolbox** (https://github.com/IHB-IBR-department/TMFC_toolbox). Dependencies ------------ Before using **TMFC_denoise**, make sure the following software is installed: - **MATLAB** R2021b or newer - **SPM12** or **SPM25** - (Optional) **Parallel Computing Toolbox** – for parallel computations Download -------- You can obtain the toolbox from any of the following sources: - **GitHub repository:** https://github.com/IHB-IBR-department/TMFC_denoise - **Zenodo DOI:** https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17176264 - **Included in the TMFC toolbox**: https://github.com/IHB-IBR-department/TMFC_toolbox Installation Steps ------------------ 1. **Download and unzip** the toolbox archive from GitHub or Zenodo. 2. In MATLAB, open :menuselection:`Home --> Set Path --> Add with Subfolders`. 3. Select the ``TMFC_denoise`` folder (or the ``TMFC_toolbox`` folder, if using the integrated version). 4. Click **Save** and **Close**. 5. Test the installation:: TMFC_denoise This command should open the TMFC_denoise GUI. Alternatively, if you installed the full TMFC toolbox:: TMFC Then, in the main TMFC GUI, choose :menuselection:`Tools --> Denoise`. Command-Line Usage ------------------ The **TMFC_denoise** toolbox can also be executed without using the GUI:: output_paths = TMFC_denoise(SPM_paths,subject_paths,options) output_paths = TMFC_denoise(SPM_paths,subject_paths,options,anat_paths,func_paths) output_paths = TMFC_denoise(SPM_paths,subject_paths,options,anat_paths,func_paths,display_FD,estimate_GLMs,clear_all) For command-line examples, see the ``examples`` folder in the GitHub repository: `examples `_ folder of the TMFC_denoise GitHub repository