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matlab report | Show / Hide |
- There are 487941 non-zero coefficients in the mask image (spatial domain). - There are 11039 non-zero wavelet coefficients in the resulting filtered mean image, which were selected by the Minimum Description Length (MDL) Method. - These coefficients are able to recover an energy percentage equal to 99.0128%. Using the contrasts -> -1 1 0 0 and -> 1 -1 0 0 - The higher p-value considered as significant by the FDR algorithm is -> 0.0049898. - From the 556 significant coefficients there are 288 positives and 268 negatives. - The percentage of significant coefficients is -> 5.0367%. --- significant results --- 1: contrast1_corr_0.05_explained_effect_size.nii -> is the image containing significant positive differences (G1>G2), or positive correlation, at p-value = 0.05. 2: contrast2_corr_0.05_explained_effect_size.nii -> is the image containing significant negative differences (G2>G1), or negative correlation, at p-value = 0.05. --- additional images ----- 3: mean_filtered.nii -> is the filtered between-group mean image in the spatial domain. 4: mean_residual.nii -> is the residual part of the between-group mean image, obtained by the inverse transform of the wavelet coefficients that were not selected in the MDL data reduction algorithm. *suggested thresholds to view the image (lower=0.67179, upper=2.0154) *only are depicted regions where the observed changes in the gray matter tissues are higher in absolute value than 0.67179
model selection | Show / Hide |
See the following reference: Anestis Antoniadis, Irène Gijbels, and Gérard Grégoire.
Model selection using wavelet decomposition and applications. Biometrika, 84:751-763, 1997.
The methodology relies on the minimum description length criterion, which is used
to determine the number of non-zero coefficients in the vector of wavelet coefficients. |
date: 09-May-2012. Hot color (red-yellow) corresponds to significant positive G1>G2 differences (if any), or positive correlations. Winter blue color corresponds to G2>G1 significant negative differences (if any), or negative correlations