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package/skills/07_Computational_Modeling/kmeans/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: kmeans
+description: "Use this model doc whenever the user wants to perform brain parcellation using K-means. This is a non-deep-learning unsupervised route focused on parcel discovery, voxel or vertex grouping, and atlas-like region generation from neuroimaging features."
+license: MIT License (NeuroClaw custom skill - freely modifiable within the project)
+layer: base
+skill_type: model
+dependencies:
+  - fmri-skill
+  - smri-skill
+  - nilearn-tool
+  - run_models
+---
+# K-means Model Doc
+
+## Overview
+K-means is a classical non-deep-learning method for data-driven brain parcellation.
+
+- Model family: non-deep-learning unsupervised clustering method
+- Typical objectives:
+  - partition voxels, vertices, or ROI features into data-driven brain parcels
+  - build subject-level or group-level parcellations from functional or structural similarity
+  - export parcel labels and cluster summaries
+- Primary input: preprocessed neuroimaging features, optional mask
+- Primary output: parcel label map, cluster summaries, optional centroid outputs
+
+In NeuroClaw, this document is model-level guidance for K-means-based brain parcellation workflows rather than supervised prediction.
+
+Upstream preparation should usually be delegated to:
+- `fmri-skill` for rs-fMRI or task-fMRI feature preparation when parcellation is function-driven
+- `smri-skill` for structural feature preparation when parcellation is anatomy-driven
+- `nilearn-tool` for concrete masking, feature matrix preparation, and K-means-based parcel export
+
+**Research use only.**
+
+---
+
+## Quick Start
+
+### 1) Prepare parcellation inputs
+Expected inputs:
+- preprocessed feature matrix or image list
+- optional brain mask
+- optional subject list or cohort manifest
+- target parcel number or clustering granularity
+
+If these are not ready, delegate preprocessing to `fmri-skill` or `smri-skill` first.
+
+### 2) K-means route
+Representative operations:
+- prepare voxel-wise, vertex-wise, or ROI-wise feature matrix
+- choose target number of parcels
+- fit K-means to assign each spatial unit to a parcel
+- export parcel label map and centroid summaries
+
+Example execution route:
+```bash
+# delegated through claw-shell after features are prepared
+python skills/nilearn-tool/scripts/kmeans_parcellation_reference.py \
+  --input-list path/to/image_list.txt \
+  --mask path/to/group_mask.nii.gz \
+  --n-clusters 200 \
+  --output-dir run_models_output/kmeans
+```
+
+---
+
+## Input / Output Contract
+
+### Required inputs
+- feature matrix or aligned neuroimaging image list
+- requested clustering target such as parcel count
+
+### Optional inputs
+- mask image
+- subject grouping or cohort definition
+- initialization parameters
+
+### Produced outputs
+- parcel label image or table
+- cluster size summary
+- optional cluster centroids or representative signals
+
+---
+
+## Recommended Delegation
+
+- imaging preprocessing and feature preparation -> `fmri-skill` and/or `smri-skill`
+- concrete implementation of K-means -> `nilearn-tool`
+- shell execution and logging -> `claw-shell`
+
+No execution before explicit plan confirmation.
+
+---
+
+## When to Use K-means
+
+- The user wants data-driven brain region partitioning rather than using a predefined atlas.
+- The goal is to derive parcel labels for downstream connectivity, decoding, or visualization.
+- A classical unsupervised clustering baseline is preferred over deep learning.
+- The user wants fixed parcel count with simple optimization.
+
+---
+
+## Limitations and Notes
+
+- Clustering quality depends strongly on preprocessing, feature definition, and spatial normalization.
+- K-means is sensitive to initialization and requires a fixed cluster count.
+- Data-driven parcellations may vary across cohorts and may not align directly with standard atlases.
+
+---
+
+## Reference
+
+- Thirion B, Varoquaux G, Dohmatob E, Poline JB. Which fMRI clustering gives good brain parcellations?
+- Nilearn regions and parcellations documentation: https://nilearn.github.io/stable/connectivity/region_extraction.html
+
+Created At: 2026-04-14 00:37 HKT
+Last Updated At: 2026-04-14 00:45 HKT
+Author: chengwang96

package/skills/07_Computational_Modeling/run_models/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: run_models
+description: "Use this skill whenever the user wants to run phenotype-prediction models, browse model cards, map model inputs/outputs, or choose an execution route for fMRI/sMRI based models. This is a model-entry orchestration skill: it routes requests to model-specific docs and delegates preprocessing to modality skills."
+license: MIT License (NeuroClaw custom skill - freely modifiable within the project)
+layer: subagent
+skill_type: model
+dependencies:
+  - fmri-skill
+  - smri-skill
+---
+# Run Models Skill (Model Entry Layer)
+
+## Overview
+`run_models` is the NeuroClaw entry skill for model-level inference workflows.
+
+This skill is responsible for:
+- Maintaining a model registry (name, paper, source code, input/output, doc file path)
+- Selecting the correct model skill under `skills/<model-name>/SKILL.md`
+- Coordinating required data preparation before model execution
+- Delegating modality preprocessing to `fmri-skill` and `smri-skill`
+
+It supports both:
+- deep learning model routes for phenotype prediction
+- non-deep-learning statistical / unsupervised / classical machine-learning routes such as first-level and second-level task-fMRI GLM, resting-state ICA, resting-state DictLearning, disease classification with SVM, disease classification with SpaceNet, brain parcellation with K-means, brain parcellation with Hierarchical clustering, temporal filtering, and detrending
+
+This skill does not hardcode detailed install/run commands for each model. Those details are stored in model-specific markdown files.
+
+**Research use only.**
+
+---
+
+## Core Workflow (Never Bypassed)
+1. Identify requested model and task (classification/regression phenotype prediction).
+2. Locate the corresponding model skill under `skills/<model-name>/SKILL.md`.
+3. Verify required inputs (ROI features, optional sMRI features).
+4. If inputs are not ready, delegate preprocessing to modality skills:
+	 - `fmri-skill` for ROI extraction from fMRI
+	 - `smri-skill` when model additionally requires structural features
+5. Generate a numbered execution plan and wait for explicit user confirmation (`YES` / `execute` / `proceed`).
+6. On confirmation, execute via `claw-shell` following model doc instructions.
+
+---
+
+## Model Registry (Current)
+
+| Model | Paper | Code | Input | Output | Model Doc |
+|---|---|---|---|---|---|
+| BrainGNN | Li et al., 2020, *Braingnn: Interpretable brain graph neural network for fmri analysis* | https://github.com/xxlya/BrainGNN_Pytorch/tree/main | fMRI ROI features (graph/node-level ROI representation) | Phenotype prediction (classification/regression) + interpretable graph indicators | `skills/brain_gnn/SKILL.md` |
+| FM-APP | He et al., 2024, *FM-APP: Foundation model for any phenotype prediction via fMRI to sMRI knowledge transfer* | https://github.com/ZhibinHe/FM-APP | fMRI ROI features + sMRI features | Phenotype prediction (any-phenotype setting) | `skills/fm_app/SKILL.md` |
+| NeuroStorm | NeuroClaw model entry for storm-related phenotype prediction workflows | see `skills/neurostorm/SKILL.md` | Multi-modal neuroimaging features as specified in the model doc | Phenotype prediction / downstream inference as specified in the model doc | `skills/neurostorm/SKILL.md` |
+| GLM | Classical first-level and second-level task-fMRI general linear model | Nilearn / SPM-style implementation route | Preprocessed task fMRI, events, optional confounds, and optional subject-level contrast maps for group inference | Task activation contrasts, group z maps, and statistical inference outputs | `skills/glm/SKILL.md` |
+| ICA | Classical resting-state network decomposition method | Nilearn decomposition implementation route | Preprocessed resting-state fMRI, optional mask, optional confounds | Intrinsic connectivity component maps, subject time series, optional connectomes | `skills/ica/SKILL.md` |
+| DictLearning | Classical sparse resting-state network decomposition method | Nilearn decomposition implementation route | Preprocessed resting-state fMRI, optional mask, optional confounds | Sparse component maps, subject time series, optional connectomes | `skills/dictlearning/SKILL.md` |
+| SVM | Classical disease classification method for neuroimaging | Nilearn / scikit-learn style decoding route | Preprocessed ROI features, labels, optional covariates | Predicted labels, decision scores, CV metrics | `skills/svm/SKILL.md` |
+| SpaceNet | Classical voxel-wise disease classification method for neuroimaging | Nilearn decoding implementation route | Aligned voxel maps, labels, optional covariates, optional mask | Predicted labels, decision scores, CV metrics, coefficient maps | `skills/spacenet/SKILL.md` |
+| K-means | Classical brain parcellation method for neuroimaging | Nilearn / clustering-based parcellation route | Preprocessed feature maps or image lists, optional mask, requested parcel count | Parcel labels, cluster summaries, optional centroid outputs | `skills/kmeans/SKILL.md` |
+| Hierarchical | Classical hierarchical brain parcellation method for neuroimaging | Nilearn / clustering-based parcellation route | Preprocessed feature maps or image lists, optional mask, requested parcel count | Parcel labels, cluster summaries, optional dendrogram outputs | `skills/hierarchical/SKILL.md` |
+| Filtering | Classical signal denoising method for neuroimaging time series | Nilearn / preprocessing route | Preprocessed BOLD image or time series, TR, optional confounds, optional mask | Denoised BOLD, cleaned time series, optional QC summaries | `skills/filtering/SKILL.md` |
+| Detrending | Classical signal denoising method for neuroimaging time series | Nilearn / preprocessing route | Preprocessed BOLD image or time series, TR, optional confounds, optional mask | Cleaned BOLD, cleaned time series, optional QC summaries | `skills/detrending/SKILL.md` |
+
+### Citation Notes
+- BrainGNN:
+	- Li X, Zhou Y, Dvornek N, Zhang M, Gao S, Zhuang J, Scheinost D, Staib L, Ventola P, Duncan J. 2020.
+- FM-APP:
+	- He Z, Li W, Liu Y, et al. FM-APP. IEEE TMI, 2024, 44(10): 4010-4022.
+- NeuroStorm:
+	- See `skills/neurostorm/SKILL.md` for the current model card, citation, and execution details.
+- GLM:
+  - Classical first-level and second-level general linear model for task-evoked activation analysis and group-level inference; see `skills/glm/SKILL.md`.
+- ICA:
+  - Classical resting-state network decomposition route based on independent component analysis; see `skills/ica/SKILL.md`.
+- DictLearning:
+  - Classical sparse resting-state network decomposition route; see `skills/dictlearning/SKILL.md`.
+- SVM:
+  - Classical disease classification route for ROI-level or tabular decoding; see `skills/svm/SKILL.md`.
+- SpaceNet:
+  - Classical voxel-wise disease classification route with sparse coefficient maps; see `skills/spacenet/SKILL.md`.
+- K-means:
+  - Classical brain parcellation route for fixed-K parcel discovery; see `skills/kmeans/SKILL.md`.
+- Hierarchical:
+  - Classical brain parcellation route for multi-scale parcel discovery; see `skills/hierarchical/SKILL.md`.
+- Filtering:
+  - Classical signal denoising route for temporal filtering; see `skills/filtering/SKILL.md`.
+- Detrending:
+  - Classical signal denoising route for temporal drift removal; see `skills/detrending/SKILL.md`.
+
+## Harness-Aware Model Registration (Declarative + Testing + Drift Detection)
+
+### Model Specification Format (Extended)
+Every model integrated into run_models **must** include a **model specification file** in JSON format alongside its Markdown documentation:
+
+**File**: `skills/{model_name}/{model_name}_spec.json`
+
+```json
+{
+  "model_name": "brain_gnn",
+  "version": "1.0.0",
+  "paper": "Li et al., 2020",
+  "code_repo": "https://github.com/xxlya/BrainGNN_Pytorch",
+  "required_dependencies": {
+    "torch": ">=1.9.0,<2.1.0",
+    "numpy": ">=1.21.0",
+    "scipy": ">=1.7.0",
+    "networkx": ">=2.6.0"
+  },
+  "input_spec": {
+    "modality": "fMRI",
+    "format": "ROI time-series (N_nodes, T_timepoints)",
+    "expected_shape": [116, null],
+    "value_range": [-5.0, 5.0],
+    "required_preprocessing": ["z-score normalization"]
+  },
+  "output_spec": {
+    "type": "classification|regression",
+    "classes": null,
+    "value_range": null
+  },
+  "validation_checksums": {
+    "weights_sha256": "abc123...",
+    "test_data_sha256": "def456..."
+  }
+}
+```
+
+### Test Suite Requirements
+Every model **must** include an automated test suite covering:
+
+1. **Input validation**: verify input dimensions, data types, value ranges
+2. **Determinism check**: seed control + verify identical outputs with same seed (tolerance: 1e-6)
+3. **Performance regression**: compare inference speed and memory usage against baseline
+4. **Output coherence**: verify outputs lie within expected value range, no NaN/Inf values
+5. **Backward compatibility**: test model against previous version checksum (if available)
+
+**Test execution**:
+```bash
+python -m pytest run_models/tests/test_{model_name}.py -v --harness-report
+```
+
+Output: `run_models_test_report_{model_name}_{timestamp}.json` with pass/fail status and metrics
+
+### Drift Detection Protocol
+Monitor production/inference results for concept drift (distribution shift in data or model behavior):
+
+**Automated monitoring per 100 inferences**:
+- **Input distribution shift** (KL divergence against reference data): flag if deviation > 0.1
+- **Output distribution shift** (prediction probability / regression output quantiles): flag if shift detected
+- **Latency drift** (average inference time): alert if >20% increase
+- **Failure rate monitoring** (predictions with NaN/Inf / out-of-range): flag if >1% failures
+
+**Logging output**: `run_models_drift_log.json` (append-only, timestamped entries)
+
+Example entry:
+```json
+{
+  "timestamp": "2026-04-05T14:32:00Z",
+  "model": "brain_gnn",
+  "inference_count": 100,
+  "input_kl_divergence": 0.045,
+  "output_mean_shift": 0.002,
+  "latency_ms": 45.2,
+  "failure_rate": 0.0,
+  "status": "healthy"
+}
+```
+
+**Alert thresholds**: 
+- KL divergence > 0.1 → generate warning
+- Output shift > 5% std dev → investigation recommended
+- Latency drift > 20% → check computational resource bottleneck
+- Failure rate > 1% → stop inference, require manual review
+
+### Model Card Template (Minimum Required Metadata)
+Each model must include a model card in `skills/{model_name}/SKILL.md` documenting:
+
+```markdown
+## Model Card: {model_name}
+
+### Model Details
+- **Model name**: {name}
+- **Version**: {X.Y.Z}
+- **Date**: {YYYY-MM-DD}
+- **Source repository**: {repo_url}
+- **Paper**: {citation}
+
+### Intended Use
+- **Primary use case**: [e.g., fMRI-based phenotype classification]
+- **Input modalities**: [fMRI, sMRI, etc.]
+- **Supported tasks**: [classification, regression, interpretability]
+
+### Known Limitations
+- [e.g., "Trained on N subjects aged 18-65; generalization to pediatric/geriatric populations not validated"]
+- [e.g., "Sensitive to head motion artifacts; recommend ICA-FIX preprocessing"]
+
+### Validation Results
+- **Test set performance**: [accuracy/AUC/RMSE with confidence intervals]
+- **Cross-site validation**: [performance on held-out sites, if applicable]
+- **Robustness checks**: [drift detection history, adversarial perturbation results]
+
+### Dependencies & Versioning
+- **Required libraries**: [see {model_name}_spec.json]
+- **Hash (model weights)**: {SHA256}
+- **Last verified**: {date}
+```
+
+---
+
+## Delegation Rules
+
+### BrainGNN Route
+- Required modality preprocessing: `fmri-skill`
+- Typical upstream outputs expected: ROI matrices/time-series converted to model-required feature tensors
+
+### FM-APP Route
+- Required modality preprocessing: `fmri-skill` + `smri-skill`
+- Typical upstream outputs expected: fMRI ROI features plus structural MRI-derived features
+
+### NeuroStorm Route
+- Required modality preprocessing: follow the model doc in `skills/neurostorm/SKILL.md`
+- Typical upstream outputs expected: inputs and features specified by the NeuroStorm model card
+
+### GLM Route
+- Required modality preprocessing: `fmri-skill`
+- Concrete model/tool execution: `nilearn-tool`
+- Typical upstream outputs expected:
+  - first-level GLM: preprocessed task fMRI, events, optional confounds, named contrasts
+  - second-level GLM: subject-level contrast maps, group design matrix, group contrast definition
+
+### ICA Route
+- Required modality preprocessing: `fmri-skill`
+- Concrete model/tool execution: `nilearn-tool`
+- Typical upstream outputs expected:
+  - preprocessed resting-state fMRI image list
+  - optional mask and confounds
+  - requested component count
+
+### DictLearning Route
+- Required modality preprocessing: `fmri-skill`
+- Concrete model/tool execution: `nilearn-tool`
+- Typical upstream outputs expected:
+  - preprocessed resting-state fMRI image list
+  - optional mask and confounds
+  - requested component count
+
+### SVM Route
+- Required modality preprocessing: `fmri-skill` and/or `smri-skill`
+- Concrete model/tool execution: `nilearn-tool`
+- Typical upstream outputs expected:
+  - ROI/tabular feature matrix, diagnosis labels, optional covariates
+
+### SpaceNet Route
+- Required modality preprocessing: `fmri-skill` and/or `smri-skill`
+- Concrete model/tool execution: `nilearn-tool`
+- Typical upstream outputs expected:
+  - aligned subject image list, diagnosis labels, mask image, optional covariates
+
+### K-means Route
+- Required modality preprocessing: `fmri-skill` and/or `smri-skill`
+- Concrete model/tool execution: `nilearn-tool`
+- Typical upstream outputs expected:
+  - feature matrix or aligned image list for parcel discovery
+  - optional mask
+  - target parcel count
+
+### Hierarchical Route
+- Required modality preprocessing: `fmri-skill` and/or `smri-skill`
+- Concrete model/tool execution: `nilearn-tool`
+- Typical upstream outputs expected:
+  - feature matrix or aligned image list for parcel discovery
+  - optional mask or similarity structure
+  - target parcel count
+
+### Filtering Route
+- Required modality preprocessing: `fmri-skill`
+- Concrete model/tool execution: `nilearn-tool`
+- Typical upstream outputs expected:
+  - preprocessed BOLD image or extracted time series
+  - TR, optional confounds, optional mask
+  - optional frequency settings
+
+### Detrending Route
+- Required modality preprocessing: `fmri-skill`
+- Concrete model/tool execution: `nilearn-tool`
+- Typical upstream outputs expected:
+  - preprocessed BOLD image or extracted time series
+  - TR, optional confounds, optional mask
+  - detrending request and optional standardization settings
+
+### Shared Execution Routing
+- Environment/dependency planning: `dependency-planner` + `conda-env-manager`
+- Actual model run command execution: `claw-shell`
+
+---
+
+## Input and Output Contract (Entry-Level)
+
+### Inputs expected by this skill
+- Model selection (`brain_gnn`, `fm_app`, `neurostorm`, `glm`, `ica`, `dictlearning`, `svm`, `spacenet`, `kmeans`, `hierarchical`, `filtering`, or `detrending`)
+- Data split / subject list
+- Phenotype target definition
+- Optional compute constraints (GPU/CPU, memory, batch size)
+
+For GLM routes, the required task definition should be expressed as:
+- task name
+- events file
+- contrast(s) of interest
+- optional group-level analysis scope
+- whether the request is first-level GLM or second-level GLM
+- if second-level GLM: contrast map list and group design matrix
+
+For ICA routes, the required decomposition definition should be expressed as:
+- resting-state image list or subject list
+- number of components
+- optional mask and confounds
+
+For DictLearning routes, the required decomposition definition should be expressed as:
+- resting-state image list or subject list
+- number of components
+- optional mask and confounds
+
+For SVM routes, the required classification definition should be expressed as:
+- diagnosis target / label column
+- feature type (`roi/tabular`)
+- subject list or split definition
+- optional covariates
+
+For SpaceNet routes, the required classification definition should be expressed as:
+- diagnosis target / label column
+- feature type (`voxel-wise`)
+- subject list or split definition
+- optional covariates and mask
+
+For K-means routes, the required parcellation definition should be expressed as:
+- image list or feature matrix
+- target parcel / cluster count
+- optional mask
+
+For Hierarchical routes, the required parcellation definition should be expressed as:
+- image list or feature matrix
+- target parcel / cluster count
+- optional mask, similarity structure, or adjacency constraint
+
+For Filtering routes, the required denoising definition should be expressed as:
+- input BOLD image or time series
+- TR
+- optional confounds, mask, and frequency settings
+
+For Detrending routes, the required denoising definition should be expressed as:
+- input BOLD image or time series
+- TR
+- optional confounds, mask, and standardization settings
+
+### Outputs produced by this skill
+- A confirmed, numbered run plan
+- Pointers to the model-specific instruction file
+- Delegated preprocessing plan for required modalities
+- Structured output location recommendations
+
+---
+
+## Recommended Output Layout
+All model-running artifacts should be managed under `./run_models_output/`:
+- `run_models_output/preprocessed/`
+	- `fmri/` (from `fmri-skill`)
+	- `smri/` (from `smri-skill`, if required)
+- `run_models_output/brain_gnn/`
+- `run_models_output/fm_app/`
+- `run_models_output/neurostorm/`
+- `run_models_output/glm/`
+- `run_models_output/ica/`
+- `run_models_output/dictlearning/`
+- `run_models_output/svm/`
+- `run_models_output/spacenet/`
+- `run_models_output/kmeans/`
+- `run_models_output/hierarchical/`
+- `run_models_output/filtering/`
+- `run_models_output/detrending/`
+- `run_models_output/logs/`
+- `run_models_output/reports/`
+
+---
+
+## Safety and Execution Policy
+- No execution before explicit user confirmation of the numbered plan.
+- All run/install actions must go through `claw-shell`.
+- If model skills are missing in `skills/<model-name>/`, stop and request or create them before execution.
+- Keep train/val/test split and target definition explicit to avoid leakage.
+
+---
+
+## When to Call This Skill
+- User asks to run BrainGNN or FM-APP.
+- User asks to run NeuroStorm.
+- User asks to run classical task activation analysis with GLM.
+- User asks to run group-level inference with second-level GLM.
+- User asks to perform resting-state network decomposition with ICA.
+- User asks to perform resting-state network decomposition with DictLearning.
+- User asks to perform disease classification with SVM.
+- User asks to perform disease classification with SpaceNet.
+- User asks to perform brain parcellation with K-means.
+- User asks to perform brain parcellation with Hierarchical clustering.
+- User asks to perform signal denoising with filtering.
+- User asks to perform signal denoising with detrending.
+- User asks which phenotype model to use for fMRI/sMRI ROI data.
+- User asks for a unified entry point to model introduction + run routing.
+
+---
+
+## Complementary / Related Skills
+- `fmri-skill`
+- `smri-skill`
+- `dependency-planner`
+- `conda-env-manager`
+- `claw-shell`
+
+---
+
+## Reference
+- BrainGNN paper and code:
+	- https://github.com/xxlya/BrainGNN_Pytorch/tree/main
+- FM-APP paper and code:
+	- https://github.com/ZhibinHe/FM-APP
+- Nilearn GLM documentation:
+  - https://nilearn.github.io/stable/glm/index.html
+
+Created At: 2026-03-28 20:38 HKT
+Last Updated At: 2026-04-14 00:28 HKT
+Author: chengwang96

package/skills/07_Computational_Modeling/spacenet/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: spacenet
+description: "Use this model doc whenever the user wants to perform disease classification with SpaceNet. This is a non-deep-learning supervised route focused on voxel-wise neuroimaging-based case-control prediction with sparse and interpretable weight maps."
+license: MIT License (NeuroClaw custom skill - freely modifiable within the project)
+layer: base
+skill_type: model
+dependencies:
+  - fmri-skill
+  - smri-skill
+  - nilearn-tool
+  - run_models
+---
+# SpaceNet Model Doc
+
+## Overview
+SpaceNet is a classical non-deep-learning method for neuroimaging-based disease classification.
+
+- Model family: non-deep-learning supervised classification method
+- Typical objectives:
+  - classify patient vs control groups from voxel-wise neuroimaging maps
+  - build sparse discriminative models in aligned image space
+  - export predictive scores, evaluation metrics, and interpretable weight maps
+- Primary input: aligned subject images, labels, optional covariates, optional mask
+- Primary output: class predictions, decision scores, cross-validation metrics, coefficient maps
+
+In NeuroClaw, this document is model-level guidance for SpaceNet-based disease classification workflows rather than deep learning phenotype prediction.
+
+Upstream preparation should usually be delegated to:
+- `fmri-skill` for fMRI preprocessing and voxel-wise feature preparation
+- `smri-skill` for structural feature extraction when disease classification uses sMRI
+- `nilearn-tool` for concrete SpaceNet fitting and coefficient map export
+
+**Research use only.**
+
+---
+
+## Quick Start
+
+### 1) Prepare disease classification inputs
+Expected inputs:
+- subject-level labels such as patient / control
+- aligned subject-level voxel maps
+- optional covariates such as age, sex, site
+- optional train / validation / test split definition
+
+If features are not ready, delegate preprocessing to `fmri-skill` or `smri-skill` first.
+
+### 2) SpaceNet route
+Representative operations:
+- prepare subject-level voxel maps in aligned space
+- fit SpaceNet for sparse discriminative disease classification
+- export predictions and coefficient maps
+- visualize discriminative regions for interpretation
+
+Example execution route:
+```bash
+# delegated through claw-shell after voxel maps are prepared
+python skills/nilearn-tool/scripts/spacenet_classifier_reference.py \
+  --input-list path/to/image_list.txt \
+  --labels path/to/labels.csv \
+  --target diagnosis \
+  --mask path/to/group_mask.nii.gz \
+  --output-dir run_models_output/spacenet
+```
+
+---
+
+## Input / Output Contract
+
+### Required inputs
+- subject-level labels for disease classification
+- aligned neuroimaging image list
+
+### Optional inputs
+- confounds or covariates table
+- train / validation / test split file
+- mask image for voxel-wise models
+- hyperparameter settings such as C, l1 ratio, or number of CV folds
+
+### Produced outputs
+- predicted labels and decision scores
+- cross-validation metrics such as accuracy, AUC, sensitivity, specificity
+- fitted model artifact or coefficient table
+- coefficient map for interpretation
+
+---
+
+## Recommended Delegation
+
+- imaging preprocessing and feature preparation -> `fmri-skill` and/or `smri-skill`
+- concrete implementation of SpaceNet -> `nilearn-tool`
+- shell execution and logging -> `claw-shell`
+
+No execution before explicit plan confirmation.
+
+---
+
+## When to Use SpaceNet
+
+- The user wants classical disease classification instead of a deep learning model.
+- The dataset size is moderate and model interpretability matters.
+- The user wants voxel-wise discriminative maps and sparse spatial regularization.
+- The task is case-control prediction, diagnosis support, or cross-validated disease discrimination.
+
+---
+
+## Limitations and Notes
+
+- SpaceNet requires well-aligned images in a common space and can be computationally heavier than ROI-based methods.
+- Site effects and confounds can dominate disease classification if not controlled properly.
+- Small sample sizes can lead to optimistic estimates unless split strategy is rigorously managed.
+
+---
+
+## Reference
+
+- Varoquaux G, Gramfort A, Poline JB, Thirion B. Brain covariance selection: better individual functional connectivity models using population prior.
+- Nilearn decoding documentation: https://nilearn.github.io/stable/decoding/index.html
+
+Created At: 2026-04-14 00:34 HKT
+Last Updated At: 2026-04-14 00:45 HKT
+Author: chengwang96