Hello Afni Experts,
I used proc.py to generate a stats+tlrc image from a task based experiment. I am trying to use 3dLME for my group analysis, however when I execute the script I get the following feedback:
255a-280:3dLME_2.13.16 EGI$ ./step2.group_LME.sh
Loading required package: nlme
Package nlme loaded successfully!
Loading required package: phia
Loading required package: car
Package phia loaded successfully!
Warning message:
package ‘car’ was built under R version 3.1.3
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***** Summary information of data structure *****
14 subjects : S003 S004 S005 S006 S007 S008 S009 S010 S011 S012 S013 S014 S015 S016
56 response values
2 levels for factor Time : Post Pre
2 levels for factor Level : H L
4 post hoc tests
Contingency tables of subject distributions among the categorical variables:
Tabulation of subjects against all categorical variables
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Subj vs Time:
Post Pre
S003 2 2
S004 2 2
S005 2 2
S006 2 2
S007 2 2
S008 2 2
S009 2 2
S010 2 2
S011 2 2
S012 2 2
S013 2 2
S014 2 2
S015 2 2
S016 2 2
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Subj vs Level:
H L
S003 2 2
S004 2 2
S005 2 2
S006 2 2
S007 2 2
S008 2 2
S009 2 2
S010 2 2
S011 2 2
S012 2 2
S013 2 2
S014 2 2
S015 2 2
S016 2 2
**** End of data structure information *****
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Reading input files now...
** Error:
At least one of the input files has different dimensions!
Run "3dinfo -header_line -prefix -same_grid -n4 *.HEAD" in the directory where
the files are stored, and pinpoint out which file(s) is the trouble maker.
Replace *.HEAD with *.nii or something similar for other file formats.
When I use the command suggested here, I find that all my stats datasets have the same dimensions. I have tried running the 3dLME command on both the "unmasked" stats+tlrc and a "masked" stats+tlrc (having applied each subjects' mask_anat+tlrc to their own stats+tlrc file), but receive the same error message. I have not tried applying the group mask yet. When I view the "unmasked" stats+tlrc file activation is present outside the brain.
Any advice or guidance is greatly appreciated!
Thank you,
Alfonso Alfini