I just noticed a typo in my email.
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On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 9:49 AM, Ben Becker
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First: thanks for the quick reply.
After setting up the contrast with:
To setup this contrast:
P.Contrasts(1).left={'E_re'}
P.Contrasts(2).right={'E_nre'}
I keep getting the following error message:
RROR 1: P.Contrasts(1).right is not formatted correctly.
ERROR 2: P.Contrasts(2).left is not formatted correctly.
One or more inputs are not correct.
ERROR 1:P.Contrasts(1).right is not formatted correctly.
ERROR 2:P.Contrasts(2).left is not formatted correctly.
errorvals saved to errorvals.mat
Other setting in my template are:
P.Contrasts(1).MinEvents=1
P.Contrasts(1).STAT='T'
P.Contrasts(2).MinEvents=1
P.Contrasts(2).STAT='T'
Because only P.Contrasts(1).left & P.Contrasts(2).right have been defined: do I have to set Contrasts(1).left='none' & Contrasts(2).right='none'? Find the errvals & my template attached to the post.
Thanks in advance & best regards
