hey all
quick question: is it not possible to simulate 2 runs with 3dDeconvolve -nodata ?
the timing files each have 2 rows.
-Sam
Mostly correct... So you can only pass it one set of -nodata. But you can use some advanced trickery to tell 3dDeconvolve that you want it to split up multiple runs like:
3dDeconvolve \
-nodata 450 2.000 \
-polort 3 \
-concat '1D: 0 150 300'
So here you say that you have 450 time points, but the -concat line is saying that run 1 starts at 0, the second run starts at 150, and the third at 300.
Assuming you're designing your optimal efficiency design, worth checking out both make_random_timing.py and the super awesome @stim_analyze script for semi-automating the process.
-Pete
p.s. I just learned about this last week thanks to @rickr providing a semi-private demo for me and @ptaylor
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@pmolfese that totally worked, thank you!!
and maybe that trick should be added to the 3dD help?
