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Apr 12, 2023 06:04 PM | Connor Lawhead
Contrast for multiple group comparison
Hello,
I have a design matrix with each row delineating group membership for each subject. There are six groups, and each subject is assigned to one group. I am attempting to post-hoc compare the last group's rsFC to that of all other groups using an F-test. Does the following contrast look correct?
[0.2,0.2,0.2,0..2,0.2,1]
Thanks,
Connor
I have a design matrix with each row delineating group membership for each subject. There are six groups, and each subject is assigned to one group. I am attempting to post-hoc compare the last group's rsFC to that of all other groups using an F-test. Does the following contrast look correct?
[0.2,0.2,0.2,0..2,0.2,1]
Thanks,
Connor
Apr 13, 2023 12:04 PM | Andrew Zalesky
RE: Contrast for multiple group comparison
No it doesn't.
The F-test will test the null hypothesis of equality in mean FC between the 6 groups.
You may want to use one column to model the other 5 groups and then use a simple t-test.
Andrew
Originally posted by Connor Lawhead:
The F-test will test the null hypothesis of equality in mean FC between the 6 groups.
You may want to use one column to model the other 5 groups and then use a simple t-test.
Andrew
Originally posted by Connor Lawhead:
Hello,
I have a design matrix with each row delineating group membership for each subject. There are six groups, and each subject is assigned to one group. I am attempting to post-hoc compare the last group's rsFC to that of all other groups using an F-test. Does the following contrast look correct?
[0.2,0.2,0.2,0..2,0.2,1]
Thanks,
Connor
I have a design matrix with each row delineating group membership for each subject. There are six groups, and each subject is assigned to one group. I am attempting to post-hoc compare the last group's rsFC to that of all other groups using an F-test. Does the following contrast look correct?
[0.2,0.2,0.2,0..2,0.2,1]
Thanks,
Connor