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Posted on 07/30/08 06:47:17
Number of posts: 29
j crofts
Hi,
could somebody explain to me what difference the following options make when performing a seed PLS (option 3):
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Non-Behaviour Structure PLS does not permute conditions within a group.
PLS Module:
0. Other PLS
1. Structure PLS
Please select:
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I have been choosing option 1 and I don't know if this is correct.
cheers,
Jonathan
could somebody explain to me what difference the following options make when performing a seed PLS (option 3):
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Non-Behaviour Structure PLS does not permute conditions within a group.
PLS Module:
0. Other PLS
1. Structure PLS
Please select:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I have been choosing option 1 and I don't know if this is correct.
cheers,
Jonathan
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Posted on 07/30/08 10:10:40
Number of posts: 291
We have PLS modules for PET, ERP, fMRI, and Structure.
Unless you know that you are doing Structure PLS, you should choose 0 instead of 1.
Unless you know that you are doing Structure PLS, you should choose 0 instead of 1.
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Posted on 07/30/08 10:19:07
Number of posts: 29
j crofts
My data is for the relative 2DG uptake during differing tasks for rodents. Therefore, its neither PET, FMRI or ERP. I can't comment on structure as I do not know what you mean. Could you explain this to me. Sorry for my ignorance, I'm pretty new to all this. cheers, Jonathan
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Posted on 07/30/08 10:22:13
Number of posts: 291
since only structural module needs special attention, all other existing modules (include your special module) should choose option 0 instead of 1.
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