[VoxBo] filtering .tes files

Charan Ranganath cranganath at ucdavis.edu
Wed Oct 4 19:46:36 EDT 2006


Sorry Dan, what I meant is that the voxel surfer and VBview can spit out 
  a filtered, adjusted time series from an individual voxel. What I 
wanted was to create a new .tes file with the filtered and adjusted 
timeseries from each voxel. Can you do that with vbmakeresid? C

Daniel Y Kimberg wrote:
> Charan Ranganath wrote:
>> we are doing multivariate pattern classification on some data and I'm
>> realizing that it would help if we could apply the filters and
>> covariates of no interest that we use in VoxBo to "clean up" the .tes
>> files prior to running the classification analyses. I imagine that the
>> code that VoxBo uses to filter and adjust timeseries data could be used
>> to filter .tes files as well, right? If so, do you think team VoxBo
>> might be able to rig up such a program?
> 
> I'm not sure what the distinction is you're making between timeseries
> data and tes files, but with my incomplete understanding, it seems
> like one way to go about this would be to create a GLM with the
> covariates of no interest and filtering you want, but without any of
> the covariates of interest, and then just to extract the complete
> residuals using vbmakeresid (which can be slow but should eventually
> finish).  That should get you some cleaned-up tes files that still
> have your effects of interest.
> 
> dan
> 

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