Hi Steven,

If you moved/renamed any files within the first-level FEAT directories, then FEAT may not be able to find the relevant registration files. Also, FEAT directories are generally not easily relocatable, as absolute paths are used to refer to files within a FEAT directory. You may need to edit some of the files inside each of your first-level directories to ensure that all paths are valid in the new location.

Just to confirm, did you enable both functional-to-structural, and structural-to-standard registration in your first-level analyses?

Paul

On Feb 29 2020, at 3:05 am, Manning, Steven T. <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
  
Hello,

 

I am looking to run a group level analysis for my data. I have run all of the first-level FEAT analysis. I have 6 subjects with our paradigm run twice (12 total FEAT files). When I input the FEAT files and set up the model, I get the following error after I press go: “Registration has not been run for all of the FEAT directories that you have selected for group analysis. Please turn on and setup registration”. I went back through the .feat files, and each has a “reg” folder in them. What do I need to do to be able to run the group level analysis?

 

The only problem I can think of is I did transfer some files from a virtual machine to a Mac where I am running the analysis, and some movement of the FEAT files to better organize on the Mac computer. Could that be causing the issue?

 

Thank you,

 

Steven Manning

 



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