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December 07, 2005 01:12PM
> I need to show the activation elicited by each task, the common
> areas between pairs of tasks and the common areas between all 4
> tasks - and all this on one overlay.


If I understand you correctly, the total number of possibilities you are interested in is

4 (tasks) + 6 (common areas btw any pair of tasks) = 10

out of total 16 possibilities. That is still a little overwhelming.

Maybe you can elliminate the extra 6 possibilities by adding 6 extra terms in your 3dcalac expression. For example, if you know that the final value out of the original expresion for a possibility you are NOT interested in is 7, filter with

bool(x-7)

on the output of the original 3dcalc:

3dcalc -a Anova_zscore+tlrc'[1]' -b Anova_zscore+tlrc'[3]' -c Anova_zscore+tlrc'[5]' -d Anova_zscore+tlrc'[7]' -expr 'astep(a,4.03) +2*astep(b,4.03) +4*astep(c,4.03) +8*astep(d,4.03)' -prefix My_sum_z

3dcalc -a My_sum_z+tlrc -expr 'a*bool(a-7)' -prefix My_NewSum

And do the same for all the 6 extra possibilities. Then in the output file you would only have 11 scenarios (10 + 1 for the rest) to deal with. Still break the color panel into 16 segments, but you will only have 11 colors to handle.

Does this help?

Gang
Subject Author Posted

Conjunction analysis

Kristina Simonyan December 06, 2005 04:11PM

Re: Conjunction analysis

Gang Chen December 06, 2005 05:34PM

Re: Conjunction analysis

Sally Durgerian December 06, 2005 05:36PM

Re: Conjunction analysis

Kristina Simonyan December 06, 2005 10:10PM

Re: Conjunction analysis

Gang Chen December 07, 2005 01:12PM