Set up an fsgd file with a single class, make all your subject members
of the class, run mris_glm. There will be one regression coefficient,
and that will be the average thickness across all subjects
doug
Goldman, Aaron (NIH/NIMH) wrote:
Hi, I’ve
been doing thickness analyses with
mris_glm, and was wondering how I could create a map simply showing the
average
thickness of my entire sample (just as a quality check). Thanks,
-Aaron-
Aaron L.
Goldman
Post-Bacc
IRTA
Genes,
Cognition and Psychosis
Program, NIMH
Building 10,
Room 3C108
Phone: (301)
435-0944
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