1. REST->Utilities->Extract ROI signals, check "Multiple label values in a single mask file" checkbox.
2. You will have the ROI TC for all the regions stored in "XXX_entireROISignals.txt".
3. You will have the correlation coefficients between each two regions in "XXX_entireResultCorr.txt".;
4. If you also need the Fisher's Z transformed version, please load "XXX_entireResultCorr.txt" or "XXX_entireResultCorr.mat" and then run:
Submitted by YAN Chao-Gan on Tue, 05/22/2012 - 03:18 Permalink
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ROI-wise FC analysis you can defile as much ROI files as you want.
If you put multiple labels in one ROI files, I guess you can use REST Extract ROI signals, and they use corrcoef function in MATLAB.
Submitted by qinyuanyuan on Wed, 05/23/2012 - 12:52 Permalink
Then what does the txt file
Then what does the txt file after Extracting ROI signals mean? Thanks!
Submitted by yubing on Sat, 10/13/2012 - 17:59 Permalink
Re: Then what does the txt file
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Submitted by YAN Chao-Gan on Sat, 05/26/2012 - 02:41 Permalink
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1. REST->Utilities->Extract ROI signals, check "Multiple label values in a single mask file" checkbox.
2. You will have the ROI TC for all the regions stored in "XXX_entireROISignals.txt".
3. You will have the correlation coefficients between each two regions in "XXX_entireResultCorr.txt".;
4. If you also need the Fisher's Z transformed version, please load "XXX_entireResultCorr.txt" or "XXX_entireResultCorr.mat" and then run:
ResultCorr_FisherZ = 0.5 * log((1 +ResultCorr)./(1- ResultCorr));
Submitted by qinyuanyuan on Sat, 05/26/2012 - 03:04 Permalink
Thanks!
Thanks!