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Mar 5, 2021 07:03 AM | Ho-Ching Yang - Purdue University
#2 permutation/randomization analysis
In second level analysis, I want to choose #2
permutation/randomization analysis. However, with p < 0.001
p-uncorrected.
Can you let me know how to change it?
If I go to "advanced Family-Wise Error control settings " and set the voxel threshold p < 0.001. And then click "non-parametric stats." will my results the same as using #2 permutation/randomization analysis but with p < 0.001 p-uncorrected?
Can you let me know how to change it?
If I go to "advanced Family-Wise Error control settings " and set the voxel threshold p < 0.001. And then click "non-parametric stats." will my results the same as using #2 permutation/randomization analysis but with p < 0.001 p-uncorrected?
Mar 11, 2021 03:03 PM | Alfonso Nieto-Castanon - Boston University
RE: #2 permutation/randomization analysis
yes, that is exactly correct
Alfonso
Originally posted by Ho-Ching Yang:
Alfonso
Originally posted by Ho-Ching Yang:
In second level analysis, I want to choose #2
permutation/randomization analysis. However, with p < 0.001
p-uncorrected.
Can you let me know how to change it?
If I go to "advanced Family-Wise Error control settings " and set the voxel threshold p < 0.001. And then click "non-parametric stats." will my results the same as using #2 permutation/randomization analysis but with p < 0.001 p-uncorrected?
Can you let me know how to change it?
If I go to "advanced Family-Wise Error control settings " and set the voxel threshold p < 0.001. And then click "non-parametric stats." will my results the same as using #2 permutation/randomization analysis but with p < 0.001 p-uncorrected?