I am using multiple basis functions for my task based fMRI analysis. GAM for the regressors I don t care about, and TENTzero (0,15,7) for the regressors I do care about. When using only TENT for all regressors, I had previously some collinearity issues in the design matrix.
I am confused about the TENTzero results:
I get one Fstat and 5 Coef and a Tstat (#0 - #4) for each of the regressors, which I modeled with TENTzero. I assume that it is 5 because the first and last TENT should be 0? But, I also see another Fstats and Coef and Tstat with the number #0 for the same regressor. See number 10 and 11 and 32 and 33 in the attached image. Why are there two times coef #0 and Tstats #0 for my regressors and what is the difference?
I get one Fstat and 5 Coef and a Tstat (#0 - #4) for each of the regressors, which I modeled with TENTzero.
I assume that it is 5 because the first and last TENT should be 0?
Yes, with TENTzero you assume the first (stimulus onset) and last (recovery) TENT is of zero magnitude.
Why are there two times coef #0 and Tstats #0 for my regressors and what is the difference?
That’s strange indeed. Are they identical?
There are also other repetitions, for example, #20 vs. #34, #21 vs. #35, #22 vs. #36, and #31 vs. #37. We may have to see the 3dDeconvolve script to understand why that’s the case.
thank you very much for your quick response.
I just noticed something! The screenshot is showing how the bucket dataset looks like after REML. If I check the dataset after 3dDeconvolve, it looks different (see attachment). There is a GLT included in all regressor names in the right column.
I am not sure why this is not displayed in the dataset after REML.
And yes, the dataset with the same names in REML is not identical.
Is there something that I need to change in my script, so that it displays the right names in the REML dataset as well?
And does it mean that for the estimation of the coefficients and Tstats from the GLT regressors, the 5 TENTs were summarized and used together?
Thank you very much again!
Below you find the 3dDeconvolve script in case you still want to look at it:
Carolin, for some reason 3dREMLfit does not attach the GLT index number in the sub-brick label as 3dDeconvolve does. The sub-bricks #32-46 correspond to the following post hoc tests you specified in 3dDeconvolve with 3 sub-bricks for each test (effect, t-stat, and F-stat):
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