There is nothing to fit nonlinear parameters. You can do some simpling things. Eg, if you believe that thickness is changing exponentially with time, th = exp(-a/t), then you can take the log of the thickness so that log(th) = -a/t, then fit for a.
doug
mmoayedi wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I was wondering if there's a method to examine non-linear correlations in FreeSurfer. Specifically, I'd like to use a behavioural correlate and see if there are any correlations in the cortex. The linear correlation wasn't as fruitful as I'd hoped, but there is evidence that a non-linear relationship may exist. Is there any way of testing this?
Thanks.
Regards,
Massieh Moayedi PhD Candidate Dr. Karen Davis' Lab Institute of Medical Science University of Toronto
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