First of all, the number of stimuli should not influence the estimate of
the % change, only its variance (ie, it won't bias you to find a change
that is not there). Having said that, you can get some non-linearities
if stimuli are too close to each other, so you'll want to make sure to
check th
Hi Doug and other Freesurfers,
We are trying to balance the power of different event-related fMRI runs
(each consisting of a different experimental condition with different
interstimulus intervals) using the optseq2 definition for efficiency. Our
outcome metric is the BOLD % signal change amplitu
