Hello, I am trying to do a GLM analysis for a study in which I scanned each participant twice. Currently, to combine the two scanning sessions I am combining the runs from the two sessions into a single session directory and applying per-session motion correction, essentially treating all the data as though it came from a single session. The issue is that when I do this, the GLM analysis takes prohibitively long (with just 8 subjects, the analysis has already been running for two weeks). To speed things up, I had the idea of doing the runwise GLM (getting the betas and contrast values for each run), then combining the runwise results to get t-values and p-values for the whole session. However, I am not entirely sure how to do this last bit; is there some kind of function that can be used to take all the per-run t-values or effect sizes in a session and combine them to get an aggregate t-value and p-value for the whole session, for a given contrast? I believe FSL follows this analysis strategy (doing runwise analyses then combining them into the whole session), so I was wondering whether FSFAST had a way of doing the same.
Thank you very much, JohnMark
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