Session 3 Group Analysis | Data Analysis in Neuroimaging (MRI) 2023/24
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Teaching material for the Data Analysis in Neuroimaging MRI course
Session 3 Group Analysis | Data Analysis in Neuroimaging (MRI) 2023/24 Data Analysis in Neuroimaging (MRI) 2023/24 Session 3 Group Analysis 3.1 Overview This week you will learn to perform a higher-level fMRI analysis using the single-subject analyses you have performed during the last week. We will also look at how you can convert statistical images between co-ordinate spaces (for instance, to overlay the individual subject fMRI statistical maps on the YNICT1A) and examine the results of the group analysis. 3.2 Learning Outcomes By the end of this session you should: Understand the concept of
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