Closed vatika closed 6 years ago
Which method are you using?
From my experience, the box cox usually works for sliding window methods but can make uniform edges with other methods (especially jackknife).
Rule of thumb: If uniform edges are being returned, then the box cox is an inappropriate post processing method. So I’d omit that step.
I was using euclidean distance method.
Yeah. That is a method where the box-cox can fail for some edges. At some point I want to see which edges fail and see if these are meaningful or nosey edges. But that’s on a todo list.
So I would stick with just a fisher transform. I’ll update the documentation later today for postpro to say that the box cox is recomended for the sliding window methods.
Closing this issue, as it appears to have been answered.
I am using data from ABIDE Preprocessed Initiative (C-PAC pipeline) as input to the derive function and using Fisher and Box-Cox transformation to normalize the derived graphlet. However I am getting a warning saying that Box-Cox is returning edges with uniform values through time. Could this be due to the preprocessing strategy or the number of time points (~120 timepoints, 2 TR)?