I'm trying to employ a FS-Fast group analysis.  I worked through the individual analysis work flow up through mkanalysis-sess.  My experiment involves a single scan of someone watching a video for five minutes, so averaging over conditions and defining contrasts don't make sense.  (Actually, I have other scans of them watching other videos, so I could use that, but I'd rather not at this point.)  So I skipped those steps and went to func2tal-sess.  However, when I try to run that, I get 
<br>ERROR: cannot find any sessions.<br><br>I constructed the session directory structure using unpacksdcmdir and everything looks right so far as I can tell.&nbsp; My session is called az_45 which is also the name of the subject.&nbsp; My paradigm file reads:
<br>0.0000 1 310.000 SA<br>310.0000 0 5.000 NULL<br clear="all">I wasn&#39;t sure if this would work better as an &quot;event-related&quot; design or a &quot;blocked&quot; design (one event or one block depending on how you look at it) so I tried both:
<br>mkanalysis-sess -analysis video_event -TR 1.5 -paradigm video.par -designtype event-related -nconditions 1 -timewindow 310<br>mkanalysis-sess -analysis video_block -TR 1.5 -paradigm video.par -designtype blocked -nconditions 1 -timewindow 310
<br>The voxels in my BOLD scan are 3.44x3.44x4 so I ran <br>func2tal-sess -res 4 -analysis video_block -s az_45 -d az_45<br>and <br>func2tal-sess -res 4 -analysis video_event -s az_45 -d az_45<br>but in both cases I get the same error, &quot;cannot find any sessions&quot;.
<br>I get the same error with func2sph-sess.<br><br>Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.<br><br>Thank you,<br>-- <br>Alessandro Gagliardi<br>Integrative Neuroscience Program<br>Rutgers University Mind Brain Analysis
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