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June 21, 2006 06:48PM
I am attempting to analyze an fMRI experiment in which a cognitive always occurs at the offset of a stimulus that is invariant in its duration. Ideally, I would like to deconvolve the BOLD signal in response to the stimulus and then the cognitive task, but I am concerned about collinearity.

When I evaluate the experiemental design using the -nodata option in 3dDeconvolve the program generates the inverse matrix, but the error is sizable and outputs the following message:

++ Matrix inverse average error = 0.0234375 ** WARNING!!! **

So, what is an acceptable average error (<.05 ?). If I were to proceed with this format of deconvolution what trouble might I expect to run into?

Vinny
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When to heed warnings about collinearity

Vincent Costa June 21, 2006 06:48PM

Re: When to heed warnings about collinearity

Zhark, Emperor June 22, 2006 08:47AM

Re: When to heed warnings about collinearity

Vincent Costa June 22, 2006 10:06AM

Re: When to heed warnings about collinearity

Colm Connolly October 08, 2007 07:25AM

Re: When to heed warnings about collinearity

bobcox October 08, 2007 09:45PM