Hi FreeSurfers. Is it possible to regress functional data against a continuous variable in the volume? I'm analyzing a reward processing study that activates sub-cortical and cortical regions, and I'd like to regress those data against a continuous measure of depressive symptoms administered to each participant. I understand the basic fsgd/mri_glmfit approach from the FS tutorial, but I want to stay in the volume in order to examine sub-cortical structures (e.g., nucleus accumbens). Is this possible?
Thanks!
Dan Dillon, Ph.D.
Post-doctoral Fellow
Affective Neuroscience Lab
Dept. of Psychology, Harvard University
Phone: (617) 495-1889
E-mail: dillon@wjh.harvard.edu
Hi Dan, yes it is possible. Algorithmically, it is actually no different than doing it in the surface. Just give mri_glmfit the functional volume stack instead of a surface stack.
doug
Dan Dillon wrote:
Hi FreeSurfers. Is it possible to regress functional data against a continuous variable in the volume? I'm analyzing a reward processing study that activates sub-cortical and cortical regions, and I'd like to regress those data against a continuous measure of depressive symptoms administered to each participant. I understand the basic fsgd/mri_glmfit approach from the FS tutorial, but I want to stay in the volume in order to examine sub-cortical structures (e.g., nucleus accumbens). Is this possible?
Thanks!
Dan Dillon, Ph.D.
Post-doctoral Fellow
Affective Neuroscience Lab
Dept. of Psychology, Harvard University
Phone: (617) 495-1889
E-mail: dillon@wjh.harvard.edu mailto:dillon@wjh.harvard.edu
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