Niscontrast
Niscontrast performs post-hoc or focused contrast tests on neuroimaging data.
Invocation
java Niscontrast
This starts up the java interpreter and runs the Niscontrast
application. You need to have
set up your environment for java
in order for this to work.
Niscontrast window
Information to be entered
- Design file
Text file with design levels and corresponding image
files. See the man page for niscontrast (the command-line program) for
important limitations on the format of the design file.
- Output directory
Where the output images will be placed.
- Type of analysis
Choose whether to perform a focused or a
post-hoc analysis. This affects whether an ROI image is needed or not,
and changes the meaning of the threshold parameter.
- ROI image file
ROI (or Fmap) image file to process for
post-hoc analysis. This file is mandatory when performing a post-hoc
analysis, but it is not necessary when performing a focused contrast.
- Threshold
Only performs contrast on voxels above
threshold. In post-hoc analysis, this relates to the input image and
is used to set a significance threshold. In focused contrasts, this
relates to the raw functional data and provides a way of skipping
background voxels to speed up analysis.
- Contrast test
Contrast test to perform. See the
man page for niscontrast for more information.
- Output stem
String to use as the base for output image names.
The prefix .post will be appended to this stem.
- Verbose mode
Checking this will print out each slice
number as it is processed as well as how many pixels are completed.
At the end, it will print out the names of the images written
out.
Last updated Tue Aug 29 15:38:25 EDT 2000