Dear all,
Is there a way to visualize vertex wise t-values (t-statistics), instead of p-values, on a vertex map when you are doing group analyses? I successfully generated the p-maps using mri_glfmfit, but I am wondering if vertex-wise maps that represent t-values can be also generated and visualized using tksurfer.
Another question I have is that is there a way to generate just average thickness maps within the same group? For example, if want to look at a vertex map that just shows mean thickness of all my controls, how would you generate that file that can be fed into tksurfer?
Thanks in advance! Yoon
On 9/11/13 11:57 PM, Chung, Yoonho wrote:
Dear all,
Is there a way to visualize vertex wise t-values (t-statistics), instead of p-values, on a vertex map when you are doing group analyses? I successfully generated the p-maps using mri_glfmfit, but I am wondering if vertex-wise maps that represent t-values can be also generated and visualized using tksurfer.
The t-value is not automatically saved, but the F-value is. To convert to a t = sqrt(F)*sign(gamma) where gamma is gamm.mgh
Another question I have is that is there a way to generate just average thickness maps within the same group? For example, if want to look at a vertex map that just shows mean thickness of all my controls, how would you generate that file that can be fed into tksurfer?
you can run mris_preproc with just that group (smooth if you want), then run mri_concat output-of-preproc.mgh --mean --o mean.output-of-preproc.mgh doug
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