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Feb 17, 2014 06:02 AM | L Tang
Missing regressors across session
Hello Dr. McLaren,
I was trying to implement gPPI on our data. So far it has been great.
In our data, we have 3 sessions, each session with a 2x2 design plus regressors for the time derivatives, motion parameters and outliers (from ART).
As you mentioned in the previous threads, I understand for P.Task I would only need to include the 4 regressors. Since they have the same names across sessions, I wrote:
P.Tasks={'1' 'hit_high' 'hit_low' 'miss_high' 'miss_low'}
Which worked out fine. But for some participants, they could miss one regressors in one session. If that happened, the regressor was omitted in our first level design for that session and first level contrasts were modified accordingly. For PPPI, do I need to set P.Task= {'0', ...} and manually add _run1 _run2 for the regressor names to generate the right contrasts?
Thanks for the help!
LT
I was trying to implement gPPI on our data. So far it has been great.
In our data, we have 3 sessions, each session with a 2x2 design plus regressors for the time derivatives, motion parameters and outliers (from ART).
As you mentioned in the previous threads, I understand for P.Task I would only need to include the 4 regressors. Since they have the same names across sessions, I wrote:
P.Tasks={'1' 'hit_high' 'hit_low' 'miss_high' 'miss_low'}
Which worked out fine. But for some participants, they could miss one regressors in one session. If that happened, the regressor was omitted in our first level design for that session and first level contrasts were modified accordingly. For PPPI, do I need to set P.Task= {'0', ...} and manually add _run1 _run2 for the regressor names to generate the right contrasts?
Thanks for the help!
LT
Feb 18, 2014 08:02 PM | Donald McLaren
Missing regressors across session
Yes. You just need to change 1 to 0. 0 means that the task does not
need to
occur in every run.
occur in every run.
Feb 26, 2014 04:02 AM | L Tang
RE: Missing regressors across session
Hi Dr. McLaren,
Thanks for the reply.
A follow up question about setting the task when including motion and outlier regressors (from ART) in this multiple session study. Since the number of outliers would be different each session, even if the tasks are the same, I should set Task=0 correct?
LT
Thanks
Thanks for the reply.
A follow up question about setting the task when including motion and outlier regressors (from ART) in this multiple session study. Since the number of outliers would be different each session, even if the tasks are the same, I should set Task=0 correct?
LT
Thanks
Feb 26, 2014 03:02 PM | Donald McLaren
RE: Missing regressors across session
You can set it to 0 or 1 as usual. The number of regressors added
for bad
volumes and motion does not effect the task settings AND the task settings
don't effect the number of regressors. The number of regressors is always
the same as the 1st level task model.
Hope that helps.
volumes and motion does not effect the task settings AND the task settings
don't effect the number of regressors. The number of regressors is always
the same as the 1st level task model.
Hope that helps.
