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Dear Peter, Thank you so much for your help. I will check the outcomes carefully. Best, Andy On Mon, Jan 11, 2016 at 7:55 PM, Zeidman, Peter <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Dear Andy (CC'd mailing list), > You asked for a script that would create DCMs where some connections are > the same across models, some are always absent, and some vary across > models. I attach an updated version of your previous script to do this. > Within the script, you can define which connections stay the same or differ > according to the matrix: > > % 0 = no modulation, 1 = always modulated, 2 = vary with/without modulation > M = [2 0 2; > 1 2 2; > 2 2 2]; > > You also asked for a specific rule that models should not be included if > there are no modulatory inputs between regions R1 and R3. I have included > code for this on lines 87-90. > > You mentioned you wish to assign each model to a family. I attach a > function to do this. It creates a file called families.mat. When you create > the BMS, select "Load family" under "Family inference", and select this > file. NOTE: You must select the models in the same order for the script as > the order you select for the BMS batch. > > Please thoroughly check the DCMs and the families.mat which are created, > to ensure I have understood your request correctly and not made any > mistakes. When I tested it, it produced 96 models with 32 assigned to each > family. > > Best, > Peter >