Dear mailing list,
I have completed a matlab based lme analysis using cortical thickness, and now have a list of significant clusters for each coefficient. I now want to know what proportion of the cortex differs significantly for each coefficient. I can add up the total size of the significant clusters for each coefficient, but I don’t know what value to use in the denominator (the total size of the cortex). Would it be the total area of the fsaverage inflated surface that I used in my analysis? Kind regards, Bronwyn Overs Research Assistant
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For fsaverage, the surface area is 74612.58mm2 for lh fsaverage and 73510.21 for rh. These will be listed as "SearchSpace_mm2" in the cluster summary table (if you used mri_glmfit-sim or mri_surfcluster)
On 2/6/17 7:09 PM, Bronwyn Overs wrote:
Dear mailing list,
I have completed a matlab based lme analysis using cortical thickness, and now have a list of significant clusters for each coefficient. I now want to know what proportion of the cortex differs significantly for each coefficient. I can add up the total size of the significant clusters for each coefficient, but I don’t know what value to use in the denominator (the total size of the cortex). Would it be the total area of the fsaverage inflated surface that I used in my analysis?
Kind regards,
Bronwyn Overs Research Assistant
Neuroscience Research Australia
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