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Mar 30, 2021 03:03 AM | YaeJi Kim
Multiple significant networks
Dear NBS experts,
Hello all, I am performing NBS for group comparison between high group and low group with 3 covariates (age, sex, neuropsychological test).
The results turn out great, but it seems quite sparse in a way, because it shows multiple significant networks, total of 10!
With t-threshold of 4.0, it gives 4 networks (I attached the screenshot of the result page (UPDRS_FA_40_LtDom_network#.jpg))
With t-threshold of 4.5, it gives 10 networks (attached the results(UPDRS_FA_45_LtDom_network#.jpg)).
Few networks show consistent clusters, but some show a one edge as a network.
I know it is possible outcome, but still wonder how to manage and to interpret this result.
How can this be possible? In what algorithmic logic?
Thank you in advance.
I will wait for your the reply!
Hello all, I am performing NBS for group comparison between high group and low group with 3 covariates (age, sex, neuropsychological test).
The results turn out great, but it seems quite sparse in a way, because it shows multiple significant networks, total of 10!
With t-threshold of 4.0, it gives 4 networks (I attached the screenshot of the result page (UPDRS_FA_40_LtDom_network#.jpg))
With t-threshold of 4.5, it gives 10 networks (attached the results(UPDRS_FA_45_LtDom_network#.jpg)).
Few networks show consistent clusters, but some show a one edge as a network.
I know it is possible outcome, but still wonder how to manage and to interpret this result.
How can this be possible? In what algorithmic logic?
Thank you in advance.
I will wait for your the reply!
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