Hello, Freesurfers
After autorecon3, there are cortical measures for the over 30 predefined regions. And for each regions, there are area, volume, and thickness 3 different measures, which means there are approximately 200 measure for both hemispheres.
As a preliminary analysis without specific priori hypothesis, what is the standard way to examine the massive data to find possible group difference for a small sample size about 40 subjects with 20 in each group.
thanks
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Many will perform a map-based analysis on the cortical thickness or volume or area, then use a cluster-wise correction for multiple comparisons. If you want to go the ROI route, then you can test each ROI separately (ie, compute a p-value for the ROI0, then bonferoni correct the p-values for the number of tests (about 400). You could also FDR correct.
doug
Liukarl wrote:
Hello, Freesurfers
After autorecon3, there are cortical measures for the over 30 predefined regions. And for each regions, there are area, volume, and thickness 3 different measures, which means there are approximately 200 measure for both hemispheres.
As a preliminary analysis without specific priori hypothesis, what is the standard way to examine the massive data to find possible group difference for a small sample size about 40 subjects with 20 in each group.
thanks
Karl
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