My conclusion at the time that I put the stream together (15 or so years 
ago!) was that there was not a clear case to be made for doing it in 
either order when using an interleaved acquisition. When using a 
sequential acq, then it is clear that you do mc first then stc. Given 
that a strong case could not be made for stc then mc for interleaved and 
that stc then mc is definitely wrong for sequential, I opted to go with 
mc then stc. I don't remember testing for differences when the order is 
changed.

doug

On 03/04/2015 08:52 AM, Jan Willem Koten wrote:
> Dear Doug,
> I have a small question.
> What is the reason that FsFast does motion correction first and then 
> slice time correction?
> Does it really make a lot of difference if you change the order of the 
> preprocessing or is this just some ideological stuff?
> P.S.
> Excuse me for writing your name wrongly in my previous email.
> Thank you for quick response.
> I am very pleased that one can run FsFast so flexibel.
>
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