On 07/06/2012 10:00 PM, Meng Li wrote:
> Hi, freesurfer expert,
> I performed the statistical analysis between two groups first in left
> hemisphere, and got some regions which showed different.
> 1) so if I then do multiple correction, i don't need to run the
> mri_glmfit-sim command, and just
Hi, freesurfer expert,
I have three questions about the multiple correction.
I performed the statistical analysis between two groups first in left
hemisphere, and got some regions which showed different.
1) so if I then do multiple correction, i don't need to run the mri_glmfit-sim
command, and
Hi, freesurfer expert,
I performed the statistical analysis between two groups first in left
hemisphere, and got some regions which showed different.
1) so if I then do multiple correction, i don't need to run the mri_glmfit-sim
command, and just press the button of the monte carlo null-z simulat
Hi, professor,
I performed the statistical analysis between two groups first in left
hemisphere, and got some regions which showed different. 1) so if I then do
multiple correction, i don't need to run the mri_glmfit-sim command, and just
press the button of the monte carlo null-z simulation in
Hi Meng, if you are doing whole hemisphere correction, it will used
already computed values which should only take a few seconds to run.
doug
On 07/05/2012 11:03 AM, Meng Li wrote:
>
> Hi, all,
>
> I have some questions about the multiple correction in qdec.
>
> I performed group analysis using q
Hi, all,
I have some questions about the multiple correction in qdec.
I performed group analysis using qdec. There are 5 factors in the
qdec.table.dat file: 1 discrete, 4 continuous variables (covariates). When I
tried to perform the multiple correction, Whether I can choose one of two ways
(t
