I am trying to run 3dDeconvolve, but I am having trouble with the correct way to specify the basis function. If I use the script below, then I get the message “-‘BLOCK’ is unknown response function type”. If I remove the quotation marks around ‘BLOCK(1,6)’, then I get the message “Badly placed (.”
Please let me know what I am doing wrong and how to do it correctly!
Thank you.
PS There are 6 functional runs and 9 conditions specified by timing files.
#!/bin/tcsh
foreach subject (313)
#navigate to the 'keep ’ directory
cd ${subject}/${subject}.keep
#copy the timing files to this directory
cp …/*.txt ./
Also, a “funny” story about why I am trying to use 3dDeconvolve this way. I had an afni_proc.py script that looped over participants set up, and I ran it, but I ended up with no ‘stats’ files (however, I had pb05 BRIKs for all the participants). This script worked before–the only change I made was the blur size. Is it possible that for some reason increasing the FWHM would make the regression step fail?
(I deleted most of the results folders due to limited server space).
In your first query, you don’t need or want the ‘-’ in front of the BLOCK model names in the script. Option names start with ‘-’, but the option parameters [such as ‘BLOCK(6,1)’] do not – unless the option parameter is a negative number.
I don’t know what the problem was with the afni_proc.py script, though.
The more eyes look at something, the simpler it becomes (usually).
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