Hi
I have a few questions regarding the use of “mri_volcluster” for clusterwise thresholding. Essentially, we have a volume of pvalues obtained from a two tailed t-test comparing beta values from condition A vs condition B.
When I ran this command:
mri_volcluster --in transformedP.nii --sum cwthres_sum.txt --sign abs --fwhm 6 --mask avgmas.nii --cwpvalthresh 0.05 --thmin 2.3 --cwsig cwthresclusters.cwsig.nii
I got this error message:
ERROR: you must specify a pos or neg sign with --fwhm
Input was –log10(p-value)
Thmin was –log10(primary p threshold)
Is there a way to perform clusterwise thresholding on results from two tailed tests? Is it essential to use –log10(p) values as input? Can I use raw t-values or any other values as input and thmin instead?
Finally, are there any papers/references which this command is based on?
Many thanks!
It is more straightforward if you use -log10(p). If you want to do an unsigned test, then run it twice, once with pos and once with neg, then multiply the resulting cluster-wise p-values by 2. doug
On 10/21/2014 02:11 AM, Joo Tan wrote:
Hi
I have a few questions regarding the use of “mri_volcluster” for clusterwise thresholding. Essentially, we have a volume of pvalues obtained from a two tailed t-test comparing beta values from condition A vs condition B.
When I ran this command:
mri_volcluster --intransformedP.nii --sum cwthres_sum.txt --sign abs --fwhm 6--mask avgmas.nii --cwpvalthresh 0.05--thmin 2.3 --cwsig cwthresclusters.cwsig.nii
I got this error message:
ERROR: you must specify a pos or neg sign with --fwhm
Input was –log10(p-value)
Thmin was –log10(primary p threshold)
Is there a way to perform clusterwise thresholding on results from two tailed tests? Is it essential to use –log10(p) values as input? Can I use raw t-values or any other values as input and thmin instead?
Finally, are there any papers/references which this command is based on?
Many thanks!
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