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Thanks for the quick response.
So I followed the steps of the tutorial and performed group analysis by
running mris_preproc, then mri_surf2surf and then mri_glmfit. Is that
the correct way to do that? and in this case, can I include multiple
continuous variables in my analysis (in the fsgd file)?
Thanks again
Inbal
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It is worse -- we do not support qdec anymore
On 8/5/2023 6:04 AM, inbal paran wrote:
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Hello FreeSurfer Developers, I have a question regarding group analysis:
When I followed the instructions on how to build my FSGD file, it said
that:"FSGD files are created automatically by qdec, but qdec is currently
(12/9/08) limited to two continuous variables and two discrete variables
with two levles. Is this still the case, or is it possible to include more
than 2 continuous variables? The freesurfer version I am using:
freesurfer-linux-centos7_x86_64-7.1.1-20200723-8b40551
Thank you
Inbal
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