Modeling group fMRI data
Social Cognitive and Affective NeurosciencePublished 1 September 2007Open access
Jeanette A. Mumford, Russell A. Poldrack
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The need for a mixed effects model is motivated and the different stages of the mixed model used to analyze group fMRI data are outlined.
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The analysis of group fMRI data requires a statistical model known as the mixed effects model. This article motivates the need for a mixed effects model and outlines the different stages of the mixed model used to analyze group fMRI data. Different modeling options and their impact on analysis results are also described.
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