Brain Imaging Data Structure
Get started Read the BIDS Starter Kit. If you have converted a dataset, use the BIDS validator. Learn from examples You can find full datasets on OpenNeuro.org and stripped down example datasets in the bids-examples repository on GitHub. Confused? Need help? Post a question on NeuroStars.org or on the BIDS discussion email list.
BIDS, at its core, is a set of guidelines for naming and organizing neural and associated files that is intended to standardize many processes in neuroscience research and foster a data ecosystem that makes collaboration and data sharing easy. For newcomers to BIDS standards, getting used to these file standards can be overwhelming, especially when considering organizational changes and file edits that are needed to convert datasets into BIDS format. The following resources were developed to help newcomers to the BIDS standards learn how BIDS data are organized, provide information through…
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