Given that my MRI experience is limited, I haven't really got a clue
what you're talking about, but it sounds interesting and potentially
crucial, so I think it would be good for you to speak at YNiC, and there
may be some good suggestions that come out of it.
If i'm in the minority in this thinking, you could always just talk me
through it to satisfy my own curious mind.
Garreth
Hi
Together with Andre and Nikos, we have collected some potentially very
interesting results via an fMRI study on task switching.
The issue is this. When we do group analyses with cluster correction,
3 very large blobs are found in contrasting cond 1 with cond 2.
However, in playing with fslview it is clear that within these blobs
there are more interesting localised islands of activity.
My dilemma is this if we simply report the cluster-corrected blobs that
is okay but what
I really want to discuss are these other ROIs.
So how do I get this published and satisfy the statisitcal reviewer?
I cannot do a simple a priori ROI analysis because some of the
conditions are relatively novel and we cant predict where the ROIs
might be.
We can do this via email or I can talk about this at YNiC next week
perhaps?
Philip.
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