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Jun 20, 2018 03:06 PM | Lihong Wang
F-test in second-level results
I actually have a similar question. I am interested in identifying
similarity and differences between controls and patients in the
correlation between early life trauma severity with function
connectivity and controlled age, sex, and headmotion. For within
group correlation(such as the control group), I selected
control, patient, control_trauma, patient trauma, age, sex,
headmotion, and input contrast as [0 0 1 0 0 0 0]. In the results
explorer table, I got
Seed networks.Language.IFG F(29)(105) = 2.88 0 0.0035
Seed IFG tri r F(29)(105) = 2.86 0 0.0035
IFG tri r SubCalC T(133) = -4.06 0.0001 0.0136
IFG tri r Ver45 T(133) = 3.74 0.0003 0.0222
I can understand there was significant positive correlation between IFG trir-subcalc connectivity and trauma severity. How do I read the overall significance of IFG tri or Seed networks.Language.IFG? Does this mean the connectivity of IFG with all other ROIs I had chosen showed significant correlation with trauma?
Thanks,
Lihong
Seed networks.Language.IFG F(29)(105) = 2.88 0 0.0035
Seed IFG tri r F(29)(105) = 2.86 0 0.0035
IFG tri r SubCalC T(133) = -4.06 0.0001 0.0136
IFG tri r Ver45 T(133) = 3.74 0.0003 0.0222
I can understand there was significant positive correlation between IFG trir-subcalc connectivity and trauma severity. How do I read the overall significance of IFG tri or Seed networks.Language.IFG? Does this mean the connectivity of IFG with all other ROIs I had chosen showed significant correlation with trauma?
Thanks,
Lihong
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