Hi all, When running a functional analysis and comparing two experimental conditions, we observed that there are some voxels/vertices where both condition A and condition B have a positive % signal change from baseline, and condition A has greater activity than condition B.
In other regions, both condition A and condition B have negative % signal change from baseline, but condition B has a greater absolute value % signal change (thus relative to baseline condition B has more "deactivation"--a term I am using since you all know what I mean even if the term itself is imperfect). Since, in both cases, the % signal change is technically condition A > condition B, the between-conditions maps do not distinguish these two scenarios. FS-FAST sees these as being the same. Is there a way to tell FS-FAST to cluster these scenarios separately? Is there a compelling reason why I should not consider these different situations? It seems to me that the interpretation of what's taking place in these two scenarios is not identical. Agree or disagree? Can FS-FAST distinguish these with a flag I don't know about? Thank you, ~Sue -- * * ** *** ***** ******** ************* Susan Mosher Ruiz, Ph.D. Research Scientist Boston University School of Medicine Laboratory of Neuropsychology VA Boston Healthcare System smos...@bu.edu * * ** *** ***** ******** *************
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