yes, it is just a display bug, not an analysis bug.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Doug!
So just to clarify: this is only a rendering bug? not an analysis
processing bug?
Quoting Doug Greve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
This is an issue with how that line is drawn when you have more than
one con
Thanks Doug!
So just to clarify: this is only a rendering bug? not an analysis
processing bug?
Quoting Doug Greve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
This is an issue with how that line is drawn when you have more than
one continuous variable. One of the covariates is the x-axis. The data
points are proje
This is an issue with how that line is drawn when you have more than one
continuous variable. One of the covariates is the x-axis. The data
points are projected into the plane where the 2nd variable is 0.
However, then the line is computed, it is not done so assuming that the
2nd variable is
Hello,
The attached image shows a plot generated from a design with one continuous
variable (gender) and three continuous variables (called N, E, P), analyzed
using the "old" method via command line rather than QDEC. For mri_glmfit,
the DODS option was used and the contrast was 0 0 1 -1 0 0 0 0 (t
