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February 10, 2008 09:59AM
While I haven't studied the 3dDeconvolvem.pdf document (Jan 24, 2006 revision) in detail, I noticed what appears to be an internal inconsistency. On page 8, where it states we want to solve for B(est) given the system Z = XB + E, it says that timepoints of this calculation go from p to N-1. On page 13-14, which appears to discuss the generalization of the math from single to multiple input regressors of interest, the system is defined from p to N.

I was confused about N-1 was used in the single regressor case. It seemed like N was a more sensible to define the end point of run. But that quite possibly is just my general lack of understanding of the math.

I know this is minor issue . . . I am sure the code itself is internally consistent, and even if it wasn't it doesn't look like it would materially effect results much.
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3dDeconvolve: N or N-1 time points

Brent Field February 10, 2008 09:59AM

Re: 3dDeconvolve: N or N-1 time points

rick reynolds February 10, 2008 11:25AM