Hi, I am also looking for answer on how to properly control for multiple sites in the contrast manager.
Currently I have 5 sites and have dummy coded them as 5 separate variables.
If I want to do an resting state ancova controlling for age, sex, sites would it look like this?
Group Covariate Age Sex Site1 Site2 Site3 Site4 Site5
[ 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ]
[i]Originally posted by Ali Amad:[/i][quote]Dear Conn users, dear Alfonso,
I am currently analysing rs-fMRI from 3 different sites (scan from different manufacturers but all with exactly the same scan parameters). I have some troubles to correct for the site effect by using conn.
I have read the post suggesting that GCOR could be used when comparing subjects across different sites and I have some questions :
1) Is there any other way to correct the site effect by using categorical 2nd level covariates ?
2) If I use GCOR, should I just add this covariate in the denoising step ? Is there any reference that can be cited to justify this method ?
Many thanks in advance for your help,
Best wishes,
Ali[/quote]
Currently I have 5 sites and have dummy coded them as 5 separate variables.
If I want to do an resting state ancova controlling for age, sex, sites would it look like this?
Group Covariate Age Sex Site1 Site2 Site3 Site4 Site5
[ 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ]
[i]Originally posted by Ali Amad:[/i][quote]Dear Conn users, dear Alfonso,
I am currently analysing rs-fMRI from 3 different sites (scan from different manufacturers but all with exactly the same scan parameters). I have some troubles to correct for the site effect by using conn.
I have read the post suggesting that GCOR could be used when comparing subjects across different sites and I have some questions :
1) Is there any other way to correct the site effect by using categorical 2nd level covariates ?
2) If I use GCOR, should I just add this covariate in the denoising step ? Is there any reference that can be cited to justify this method ?
Many thanks in advance for your help,
Best wishes,
Ali[/quote]