Not really. This is a question of statistical power, so it depends on how big your effect is. Eg, if your effect is 0, then it does not matter how what your efficieny is.Now the efficiency tha I get is around 0.5. How I can tell this is a good or bad efficiency ? Is there a comparable level?I have this command lineHello all,A question regarding the usage of Optseq2
optseq2 --ntp 200 --tr 2.5 --psdwin 0 15 2.5 --ev ev20 2.5 20 --ev ev40 2.5 20 --ev ev60 2.5 20 --tnullmin 5 --tnullmax 7.5 --nkeep 1 --o OptSeq_TRIALS/3_null9_6 --nsearch 10000
No, this requires a response from your subject, which you don't have.Also if I would like to test for the first order effect of using a parametric modulation, can I test this using OptSeq2?
You would have to create a contrast matrix and pass it with --C.Lastly, if I would like to test the efficiency of a contrast, say ev60 > ev20, how I do this ?
AdnanThanks
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