Hello All,
We are using qdec for the analysis of relation between thickness, two roi: par Opercularis, par triangularis; two test: fmri broca and edinburgo. When I make a design with thickness, one roi and one test in Qdec appears one question like:
Does the correlation between X and Y, accounting for Z, differ from zero?
And a surface of one hemisphere is colored with hot colors for correlation and cold colors for anticorrelation for a relation between variables defined like X = aY + bZ + intercept. Is that the correct interpretation, thinking in correlation and anticorrelation?
Regards
yes, red/yellow for correlated; blue/cyan for anticorrelated
doug
John Fredy wrote:
Hello All,
We are using qdec for the analysis of relation between thickness, two roi: par Opercularis, par triangularis; two test: fmri broca and edinburgo. When I make a design with thickness, one roi and one test in Qdec appears one question like:
Does the correlation between X and Y, accounting for Z, differ from zero?
And a surface of one hemisphere is colored with hot colors for correlation and cold colors for anticorrelation for a relation between variables defined like X = aY + bZ + intercept. Is that the correct interpretation, thinking in correlation and anticorrelation?
Regards
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