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Jan 18, 2019 12:01 PM | Emily Stern
weird numerical labels on second level folders
Hi Experts,
I am using conn 17f, and for some of my second level comparisons, the created folders have strange numerical labels rather than the names of the contrast, which is listed correctly in the gui. This happens for some but not all comparisons.
For instance, one comparison with say, QIDS_sum covariate, will correctly create a folder called:
OCD_groupIntercept(0).QIDS_sum(1).SITE(0)
but if I choose a different covariate, say, a variable called "MAIA_Noticing_average" (which is displayed correctly in the gui), the folder is called:
OCD_groupIntercept(0).MAIA_Noticing_av5684504775734756
(see attached screenshot)
This is not specific to these variables but happens with several others as well. I think this may have to do with the length of the covariate name. Long covariate names give me the numbered folders, short ones correctly label the folder with the contrast name. Is there any fix to this (in newer versions of conn?) or should I just shorten my variable names?
Thanks,
Emily
I am using conn 17f, and for some of my second level comparisons, the created folders have strange numerical labels rather than the names of the contrast, which is listed correctly in the gui. This happens for some but not all comparisons.
For instance, one comparison with say, QIDS_sum covariate, will correctly create a folder called:
OCD_groupIntercept(0).QIDS_sum(1).SITE(0)
but if I choose a different covariate, say, a variable called "MAIA_Noticing_average" (which is displayed correctly in the gui), the folder is called:
OCD_groupIntercept(0).MAIA_Noticing_av5684504775734756
(see attached screenshot)
This is not specific to these variables but happens with several others as well. I think this may have to do with the length of the covariate name. Long covariate names give me the numbered folders, short ones correctly label the folder with the contrast name. Is there any fix to this (in newer versions of conn?) or should I just shorten my variable names?
Thanks,
Emily
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Emily Stern | Jan 18, 2019 | |
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