They may or may not give the same result. You have two different models,
and the addition of the two other conditions affects the estimates for
the original 3 (also affects efficiency). You should be using the model
that you believe accurately reflects your data.
Cameron Ellis wrote:
Hi
yes, after the paired diff, you should create a new fsgd file that has
only one entry per subject (it does not matter which one). You do not
have to have a variable.
Wang, Xin wrote:
Hello, Doug,
I ran into an error when I ran mri_glmfit after I finished
mris_preproc --paired-diff.
ERROR
Hi there,
I was wondering if sulcal CSF differences should be reported given the
difficulty in its identification from T1 data? How is sulcal CSF defined
by FS? Thanks in advance for your time.
Cheers,
-Morgan
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Hi Morgan,
I don't think you can reliably segment sulcal CSF from just a T1 image,
so I wouldn't report it.
cheers,
Bruce
On Tue, 23 Oct 2007, Morgan Hough wrote:
Hi there,
I was wondering if sulcal CSF differences should be reported given the
difficulty in its identification from T1 data?