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I am interested by "crossnobis" searchlight technique that I have seen applied in few paper but I am concerned about multiple multivariate testing (same voxel used in multiple searchlights).
Having let say one distance map (one pair distance or averages of pairs distance) per subject and performing a 1-sample t-test vs. 0 , is it necessary to perform multiple comparison correction or the cross-validated unbiased distance is enough?
One option would be to run some sort of fsl randomize for non-parametric testing: repeated sign permutations of distance with 1-sample t-test to create voxelwise t-distribution for thresholding followed by cluster size correction.
lmnwyt
Thanks
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Hi, this is not really an "issue".
I am interested by "crossnobis" searchlight technique that I have seen applied in few paper but I am concerned about multiple multivariate testing (same voxel used in multiple searchlights).
Having let say one distance map (one pair distance or averages of pairs distance) per subject and performing a 1-sample t-test vs. 0 , is it necessary to perform multiple comparison correction or the cross-validated unbiased distance is enough?
One option would be to run some sort of fsl randomize for non-parametric testing: repeated sign permutations of distance with 1-sample t-test to create voxelwise t-distribution for thresholding followed by cluster size correction.
lmnwyt
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: