Katie Bettencourt wrote:
> Ok, so if I use the 4 col I don't need to use -autostimdur, I can use
> -noautostimdur or can I leave it out all together?
I think it forces you to choose one. If you have 4 col, then use
-noautostimdur
>
> I noticed that FIR ignored the stimulus duration entirely, s
Ok, so if I use the 4 col I don't need to use -autostimdur, I can use
-noautostimdur or can I leave it out all together?
I noticed that FIR ignored the stimulus duration entirely, so I only need
the -autostimdur/noautostimdur for gamma event related or AB designs?
However, I did get a difference
Oh, sorry, I had forgotten when I introduced the 4col format. Yes, 4.5
does take the 4 col. I actually dont remember exactly what 4.5 does when
you give it autostimdur with a 4col. It might ignore the duration in the
parfile and compute it from the stimulus timing. If you represent all
time in
Wait, I'm confused, in v 4.5 (which I'm using) the paradigm files have 4
values per line (starting time, condition, length, and weight), so don't
they have the lengths in there? I know you could use an older paradigm file
with only 2 columns (starting time, condition), and in this case I would
lis
FYI: autostimdur is not valid in version 5.X because the stimulus
duration is supplied in the paradigm file. For earlier versions, there
was no info in the par file about the duration. The -autostimdur will
compute the duration of the stimulus from the paradigm file based upon
the time to the n
