Yes, that's fine. But with gammafit, you cannot use the ircor option
(it's only meant for FIR).
Sebastian Moeller wrote:
Hi Doug,
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Date: Mon, 28 Aug 2006 17:53:30 -0400
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Subject: [Freesurfer] Re: newbie question event-related
To: Sebastian Moeller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi Sebastian,
are you using an FIR or gammafit?
Gammafit (-gammafit 0 1.25 -gammaexp 2 in union with -taumax 20
and -dt event-related). To illustrate this, I used the same parameters
with "-dt blocked", but my new paradigm is so sparse (200ms timulation
every 16 seconds), that event related analysis seems like a good idea.
Since we are at it ;), am I right that I should set the TER to
0.2000 and my stimulation epochs to one, while the only fixation
periods are set to zero?
Ahoi & Thanks
Sebastian
doug
Sebastian Moeller wrote:
Hi List, hi Doug,
for the first time I have now data, that realloy wants event-related
analysis (200ms stimulation every 10 seconds). Now, using a TER of 0.2
in the para-file and using "-dt event-related" in mkanalysis-sess.new
(3.0.3 pub x86_64 centos4) was the easy part, but what do I have to
specify in mkcontast-sess? Especially thi "-ircorr" complex (with
-deltarang and -taurange) is daunting. Is it necessary to specify
anything here to get a real event-related analysis, or does fs-fast
already know enough without these parameters (as I specified delta,
tau and even taummax in mkanalysis)? So far any nicorr value I used
produced errors on the way...
I would be delighted for any pointer of how to properly convinve
fs-fast to analyse my data ;).
Ahoi & thanks
Sebastian
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