Re: [Freesurfer] QDEC vs. Command Line Stream

2018-04-24 Thread Douglas Greve
They both give the same results for the same analysis. It is harder to 
do proper correction for multiple comparisons in QDEC



On 4/20/18 12:50 PM, Arsenije Subotic wrote:



Dear experts,


I'm about to start my cortical thickness analysis for my groups, and I 
was just wondering what seems to be the consensus when it comes to 
using QDEC as opposed to using the command line stream? I've seen QDEC 
used plentifully in the literature, but I am also aware that it has 
less glm capability.



Thank you for any input!

Arsenije



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[Freesurfer] QDEC vs. Command Line Stream

2018-04-20 Thread Arsenije Subotic
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Dear experts,


I'm about to start my cortical thickness analysis for my groups, and I was just 
wondering what seems to be the consensus when it comes to using QDEC as opposed 
to using the command line stream? I've seen QDEC used plentifully in the 
literature, but I am also aware that it has less glm capability.


Thank you for any input!

Arsenije
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