Dear Experts!<br><br>I would like to understand better the role of the mean_FA_skeletton_mask.nii.gz<br><br>I was thinking that this mask actually defines the region where the randomise statistics will take place.<br><br>In order to have significant results for covariates (which did not come out significant for an all_skeleton analysis), I tried to take a different mask, a kind of restricted skeleton, i.e. the result of the group comparison, thresholded and binarised.<br>
<br>Hower the randomise program could not cope with this mask and blocked during the second t-test.<br><br>Is there a principal problem in my way of thinking?<br><br>How else would I restrict the ROI?<br><br>Thanks for all help!<br>
Markus<br><br clear="all"><br>-- <br>Dr. med. Markus Gschwind, M.D.<br>Laboratory for Neurology and Imaging of Cognition<br>Dept of Neurosciences<br>University Medical Center (CMU)<br>1 Michel-Servet - 1211 GENEVA - CH<br>
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