Closed paulsowman closed 5 years ago
Hi! Thanks!
I never came around to make this function pretty, but I really should do it ;) In the meanwhile here is the (non-pretty) function. https://gist.github.com/behinger/c507559fabe0cb472d88910fdc9bf8f3
If you prefer to use robust statistics (yuens-t-test) based on winsorized mean & variance you can find it here: https://gist.github.com/behinger/e6d60125bc7b72dc5fbf26d8073be057
The second functions needs the dependency limo_yuen_ttest
which can be found here:
https://github.com/LIMO-EEG-Toolbox/limo_eeg/blob/master/limo_yuend_ttest.m
My plan is to combine these functions so that one can easily exchange the statistics in a functional programming way. But I didn't came around to do it yet.
Please note that you are completly free to use whatever statistics you want to do, our main goal is to write a 1st level deconvolution toolbox and let the user choose their 2nd (group) level statistical analysis.
Thanks, much appreciated. I’m looking for that instant gratification of getting to the end of the tutorial with an output that looks pretty like yours!
Thanks again for the tools. P
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Hi! Thanks!
I never came around to make this function pretty, but I really should do it ;) In the meanwhile here is the (non-pretty) function. https://gist.github.com/behinger/c507559fabe0cb472d88910fdc9bf8f3
If you prefer to use robust statistics (yuens-t-test) based on winsorized mean & variance you can find it here: https://gist.github.com/behinger/e6d60125bc7b72dc5fbf26d8073be057
The second functions needs the dependency limo_yuen_ttest which can be found here: https://github.com/LIMO-EEG-Toolbox/limo_eeg/blob/master/limo_yuend_ttest.m
My plan is to combine these functions so that one can easily exchange the statistics in a functional programming way. But I didn't came around to do it yet.
Please note that you are completly free to use whatever statistics you want to do, our main goal is to write a 1st level deconvolution toolbox and let the user choose their 2nd (group) level statistical analysis.
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Hi, great toolbox. Thanks for making it available. I've been working through the tutorials and it seems that the function: be_ept_tfce_diff is not part of the toolbox. Any chance I could get a copy?
Thanks, Paul