Briefly, AAL was created from a parcellation of the high-resolution T1 volume of Colin2716 and its second and most recent version (AAL2) implemented a new parcellation of the orbitofrontal cortex. AICHA presents 192 functional regions as identified from resting-state data collected with fMRI from 281 individuals. Brodmann areas was acquired from MRIcron17, developed by Chris Rorden, with parcellation to the Colin27 atlas. Jülich histological atlas has been obtained from the SPM Anatomy Toolbox, based on post-mortem brains from ten subjects and normalized to Colin27 atlas. LPBA40 was created based on 40 healthy subjects and spatially normalized using different algorithms, from which we selected the SPM5 unified segmentation method40. The atlases are illustrated in Fig. 5.Figure 5Illustration of brain parcellation atlases’ results incorporated in the toolbox: (A) Automated Anatomical Labeling (AAL2)32,33, (B) Atlas of Intrinsic Connectivity of Homotopic Areas (AICHA)34, (C) Brodmann35, (D) Jülich (SPM Anatomy Toolbox)36–38, (E) LONI Probabilistic Brain Atlas (LPBA40)39. (A,C,D) were overlaid on Colin27. And (B,E) overlaid on head atlas generated from tissue probability maps of SPM12.