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aargh, I meant:
Then you can get N from waytotal and M from summing across voxels in S_to_T

On 10 Aug 2011, at 09:12, Saad Jbabdi wrote:

If by M and N you mean:
M = number of samples from a region S that make it to target T
N  = number of samples from a region S that survive exclusion/inclusion criteria

Then you can get N from waytotal and N from summing across voxels in S_to_T

Saad.


On 9 Aug 2011, at 16:14, Xiangzhen Kong wrote:

If SO, how can I get the value of M?
In fact, I think by "summing the seed_to_target values across voxels in the seed roi (or sub-roi)" we get M, not N.
ps:the ratio M/N as probability
There maybe something I misunderstand.
 
2011-08-09

Xiangzhen Kong

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Same answer - I thought M was N :)

On 9 Aug 2011, at 14:19, Xiangzhen Kong wrote:

Sorry I have made a mistake in the 2nd question.
The right version is (modified in RED):
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2. To get the probabilities by 'the easiest way' you suggested, I need the ratio M/N as the probability. Now I can get the files named seeds_to_<target>. From seeds_to_<target> I can get the number of samples(M) seeded from that voxel(within specific mask) reaching the target mask.
So, how can I get the N, the total samples out of specific mask in the seed mask?
As far as I know, I can get N by summing the values of each voxel in the masked(masked by specific ROI) seed mask or just multiplying the number of voxels in specific mask by nsamples(default=5000).
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