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Nov 19, 2017 11:11 PM | Stephen L. - Coma Science Group, GIGA-Consciousness, Hospital & University of Liege
RE: How to denoise with global correlation
I think I've found how to do it:
* Do your CONN processing as usual, you need CONN >= 17f.
* At 2nd-level analysis, you should see a QA_GCOR_[session] variable. You can select it and regress it out, just like any other.
* I also added a "multicentric" 2nd-level covariate to model which subject belonged to which center.
I tried to regress both QA_GCOR and multicentric covariates, and I did a sanity check on controls from 2 different centers (with 2 different but close TR: 2.0 and 2.46). There were major differences, like more than between the patients vs controls!
Is there anything else that can be done to adjust for multicentric analysis in CONN? Thanks a lot in advance!
* Do your CONN processing as usual, you need CONN >= 17f.
* At 2nd-level analysis, you should see a QA_GCOR_[session] variable. You can select it and regress it out, just like any other.
* I also added a "multicentric" 2nd-level covariate to model which subject belonged to which center.
I tried to regress both QA_GCOR and multicentric covariates, and I did a sanity check on controls from 2 different centers (with 2 different but close TR: 2.0 and 2.46). There were major differences, like more than between the patients vs controls!
Is there anything else that can be done to adjust for multicentric analysis in CONN? Thanks a lot in advance!
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