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Dear Katie,

The images in the paper were generated by James Kilner using custom code. The easiest way for you would be to also write some code starting with something like:

n = nifti('myimage.img');

figure;imagesc(n.dat(:, :));

linspace can be useful to generate time and frequency axes.

Best,

Vladimir

On 22 May 2012, at 13:26, Fisher, Katie wrote:


Hi Vladimir

I am currently trying to perform statistical analysis on my time frequency data.  I have successful converted my data to images by averaging over four channels, and performed a t-test using the 2nd level analysis in the GUI, I have alse estimated and acquired the results as detailed in SPM manual. What I was hoping to do was produce  time x frequency images over the averaged channels, such as the example in Litvak et al. (2011) EEG andMEG Data Analysis in SPM8.  How is this possible in SPM.

Thanks

Katie