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LEARNINGfMRI Bootcamp Part 8 - fMRI & Multiple Comparisons (1:26:13)
Date Posted:
November 6, 2017
Date Recorded:
July 12, 2017
CBMM Speaker(s):
Rebecca Saxe - fMRI Bootcamp
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Description:
Rebecca Saxe, MIT
This tutorial addresses the problem of multiple comparisons, which arises in the analysis of fMRI data when hypothesis tests are performed over many voxels spanning a large area of the brain, in order to determine where there are significant differences in response between multiple stimulus conditions. After introducing the basic problem, a number of ways to think about the solution to the problem are elaborated.