They way you have specified your contrast is a conjunction of individual
contrasts, ie, cA>cAc AND cB>cBc. If that what you want? Originally, you
were just asking about the interaction
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Thanks for your reply,
However I have now a doubt regarding one aspect that I had not noticed before.
What I wanted to do is to perform the contrast
(condA>condAcontrol)>(condB>condBcontrol) with the order of my condition being
condA, condAcontrol,
If you want a cluster table, then you will have to run mri_surfcluster on the
output of the conjunction. Run it with --help and write back if you need more
info
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Dear Douglas,
Could you please tell me where
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Dear Douglas,
Could you please tell me where can I find the cluster table?
Thank you,
Best regards,
Paula
> Il giorno 11 nov 2020, alle ore 17:32, Douglas N. Greve
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> There is not a summary table, it is just a map. Do you want
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Yes, please,
Best regards,
Paula
> Il giorno 11 nov 2020, alle ore 17:32, Douglas N. Greve
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> There is not a summary table, it is just a map. Do you want a cluster table?
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> On 11/10/2020 11:26 AM, Paula Maldonado wrote:
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There is not a summary table, it is just a map. Do you want a cluster table?
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Thanks for your reply, that worked. Can you please tell me where I can
find a summary table of the activated regions resulting from
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Thanks for your reply, that worked. Can you please tell me where I can find a
summary table of the activated regions resulting from the conjunction analysis?
Best regards,
Paula
> Il giorno 27 ott 2020, alle ore 22:50, Douglas N. Greve
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You would just run mkcontrast-sess, eg, if your four conditions are
ordered condA, condAcontrol, condB, condBcont, then
mkcontrast-sess -analysis analysis -contrast contrastname -a 1 -c 2 -c 3
-a 4
If you want it reversed, then just reverse the a's and c's
On 10/23/2020 4:39 AM, Paula Maldonado
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Dear experts,
I am running an fMRI experiment in which I have four conditions: two main
conditions (condition A and condition B) and two respective control conditions
(condition Acontrol and condition Bcontrol).
I would like to create a map showing
