[VoxBo] entering spikes in glm

[Dongbo Hu]

That is true. Spike covariate is supposed to have only one spike in it. So
if you type "22,150,151" when creating sipkes, you will get three
covariates whose spike is at 22, 150 and 151 recpectively.

If you need more than one spike in one covariates, you can create your own
ref file and load it by "add single covariate".

Hope it helps.

Dongbo

On Thu, 13 Sep 2007, David January wrote:

>_Hello,
>_
>_My question is about entering spikes into a model using glm.  When I
>_chose spikes as a covariate of no interest, a window pops up asking me
>_to enter the spikes as follows "22,150,151".  When I do this, however,
>_the spike covariate seems to be always renamed to the first element
>_(22, here) and seems to only have one timepoint in the timeseries when
>_I select it.  Is it possible to enter multiple spikes simultaneously,
>_or must each spike be entered as its own covariate?
>_
>_--
>_David January
>_Department of Psychology
>_University of Pennsylvania
>_