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Jun 9, 2016 07:06 PM | Alfonso Nieto-Castanon - Boston University
RE: Denoised Data Output Option Problem
Hi Jeff,
Yes, that would work just fine. If you want to avoid having to repeat the Denoising step you could also simply load up your pre-existing CONN study and then, from Matlab command line, type:
conn_matc2nii;
and that will just create those "denoised data" nifti volumes from your pre-existing analyses (without having to repeat the Denoising step)
Hope this helps
Alfonso
Originally posted by Jeff Browndyke:
Yes, that would work just fine. If you want to avoid having to repeat the Denoising step you could also simply load up your pre-existing CONN study and then, from Matlab command line, type:
conn_matc2nii;
and that will just create those "denoised data" nifti volumes from your pre-existing analyses (without having to repeat the Denoising step)
Hope this helps
Alfonso
Originally posted by Jeff Browndyke:
Thanks, Alfonso.
How do I get CONN to create a set of denoised data from a pre-existing CONN study file? Do I need to check the option in settings and then re-run the denoising step?
Jeff
How do I get CONN to create a set of denoised data from a pre-existing CONN study file? Do I need to check the option in settings and then re-run the denoising step?
Jeff
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