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Sep 20, 2024  07:09 PM | dylan sutterlin
repeated measures and correlation analysis

Hi,


I have a repeated measure experiment (pre, post intervention), and I would like to test for changes induced by the intervention, and if those changes are associated with a between-person behavioral score.


I previously found two networks that have differential weight after intervention with the following example design matrix and contrast (ex. for 3 subjects) : 


1 0 0 1
0 1 0 1
0 0 1 1
1 0 0 -1
0 1 0 -1
0 0 1 -1


Contrast = [ 0, 0, 0, 1] 


1) To test if a between-person score predict these changes, is the interaction the only way of doing that ? That would mean that my main test would now be on the interaction column of the intervention * behavioral score. Then I would have no "main effect", rather only an interaction for my question? 


2) The alternative to that would be to manually compute the connectivity matrix of the change between z_scored(post_intervention_adj)  - z_scored(pre_intervention_adj), then to test the main effect of the behavioral variable on the connectivity.


Should those two option be equivalent? I am very greatful for any advice.


Thank you for this tool!


Best,


Dylan


 

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repeated measures and correlation analysis
dylan sutterlin Sep 20, 2024
Andrew Zalesky Sep 21, 2024