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Jun 18, 2019 11:06 AM | Johann Philipp Zöllner - Goethe University Frankfurt
Missing single subject first-level results for seemingly arbitrary ROIs/sessions
Dear all,
I am trying to perform a seed-to-voxel connectivity analysis with subject-specific but session-invariate ROIs (12/subject, several sessions for each subject). In the first-level results window, connectivity results are missing for certain ROIs only in certain individuals and in certain scan sessions (=conditions) and the "source timeseries" box does not show any timeseries signal in these cases. Consequently, my N is off in the second-level results...
The ROIs are all located correctly within the functional images (and anatomically in the structural grey matter mask at each session, for that matter). I tried to re-run the analysis including pre-processing, but to no avail.
Has anyone noticed similarly strange behavior? Where can I start the debugging?
Best regards,
Johann Philipp Zöllner
I am trying to perform a seed-to-voxel connectivity analysis with subject-specific but session-invariate ROIs (12/subject, several sessions for each subject). In the first-level results window, connectivity results are missing for certain ROIs only in certain individuals and in certain scan sessions (=conditions) and the "source timeseries" box does not show any timeseries signal in these cases. Consequently, my N is off in the second-level results...
The ROIs are all located correctly within the functional images (and anatomically in the structural grey matter mask at each session, for that matter). I tried to re-run the analysis including pre-processing, but to no avail.
Has anyone noticed similarly strange behavior? Where can I start the debugging?
Best regards,
Johann Philipp Zöllner
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