Have you done dual_regression first?
I you have it, you could see than you have a lot of data, the data of interest is (in red) and the threshold is (green)
But, if you have a little sample, like me, and you have results with TFCE you would have to take into account that TFCE corrp is very conservative, so, you may do the following:
fslmaths dr_stage3_ic0000_tfce_p_tstat1 -thr 0.99 -bin (and the name of your mask).
I hope this helps you more.
Rosalia.
2011/7/31 Leslie Engineering
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I'm sorry I don't understand the values you gave me.
Maybe writing out the command line would help me. For instants, if I want to isolate voxels with a p value .05 or less within a functional ROI mask I made (ex: ROI.nii.gz) I would type the following:
fslmaths ROI.nii.gz -tfce .05 ROI_thresh05.nii.gz
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On Sun, Jul 31, 2011 at 4:27 PM, Rosalia Dacosta Aguayo
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I think threshold with TFCE corr.p tstats is 0.95 and with uncorrected results (only TFCE p tstats) is 0.99.
I understand you perfectly, I am naive too, but I am doing this for my work.
I hope this help you.
Rosalia.
2011/7/31 Leslie Engineering
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Hello-
I'm sorry to ask such basic questions, but I am still confused by the threshold option when using fslmaths.
For instants, if I create a mask in anatomical space then transform it to anatomical space and want to threshold for some finite p value would I use fslmaths -thr?
thanks