Defaced derivative example should be in a pipeline subdirectory #2065
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…line The defaced derivative that is contained in the `derivatives` folder should have a directory name like `derivatives/<pipeline>`.
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The derivatives introduction demonstrates a defaced T1w file as
derivatives/sub-01/sub-01_desc-defaced_T1w.nii, which places it directly under the derivatives folder. According to this it should however be in a subfolder corresponding to the pipeline name, so a directory name likederivatives/<pipeline>/sub-01/sub-01_desc-defaced_T1w.nii.I named the pipeline "defaced" and inserted it in the example file path. I also renamed the
sourcedata/privatedirectory intosourcedata/defaced.