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May 30, 2014  09:05 AM | Andrew Zalesky
RE: NBS Statistical Test button - One Sample
Hi Teena Moody,

Regarding the one-sample test, here is the relevant text from the NBS manual:

"The one sample test randomly flips the sign of each data point for each permutation, which corresponds to a one-sided, one-sample t-test. Note that the one sample test always assesses whether the mean is greater than zero, irrespective of the sign of the contrast vector."


Andrew

Originally posted by Teena Moody:
Hi 
Thanks for the reply.  I really want to know what the one sample button is for. 

I have had success doing t-tests between groups, for example, looking at the NBS results for CON vs PATIENT groups using the contrasts [1,-1] and [-1,1], and for anovas.  

Can NBS also be used to identify the "strongest" networks within a single group?  I thought perhaps that was what the one sample button was for.  I couldn't find this option mentioned in the documentation. 

Also is the pair-wise option available?

Thank you!

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