Ah, the subject was missing Neutral from all three runs. Removing them
from the sessid gets rid of the error.
Thanks!
Keith
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Keith Yoder
PhD Student, Integrative Neuroscience
Social Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory
The University of Chicago
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Chicago, IL 6063
Hi Keith,
if you don't have any Neutral in a session, you can't do a Good-Neutral
comparison. If you have multiple runs within a session, then it should
be ok.
doug
On 12/07/2012 03:02 PM, Keith Yoder wrote:
> Hi Doug,
>
> I'm having a similar problem. Subjects had the opportunity to
> classif
Hi Doug,
I'm having a similar problem. Subjects had the opportunity to classify
stimuli into one of three categories (Good, Bad, Neutral). For some
subjects, one of more of the runs did not contain any stimuli that they
classified as Neutral. If I want to look at a contrast that compare
Good-Ne
If you have an event type for which there is no event, then that is
definitely the problem. Let me know if it is not that.
doug
Sid Kundu wrote:
> It is attached. Finn mentioned it may be due to an event number being
> missing from the particular subject, which could be possible in the
> analys
It's probably a problem with your design. Can you send me the Xtmp.mat
file?
doug
Sid Kundu wrote:
> Hi Doug,
>
> I created a new first level analysis along with new contrasts and
> event numbers for a group of subjects I had previously done analyses
> on. All but one of the subjects finished s
Hi Doug,
I created a new first level analysis along with new contrasts and event
numbers for a group of subjects I had previously done analyses on. All but
one of the subjects finished selxavg3 without error, but one subject gave
the following error:
Saving X matrix to
/home/sidkundu/freesurfer/
