Signed Differential Mapping
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Signed Differential Mapping
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Changes in SDM v1.21Changes in SDM v1.21The following information refers to changes in the behaviour or commands of SDM in v1.21 as compared to previous versions. Changes from SDM v1.14Linear model procedure has been expanded to allow comparisons between groups and use of covariates. Extent threshold can be optionally set. Batch and output have been joined in a single screen while log has been moved to a secondary screen. Changes from SDM v1.13Meta-analysis of global variables such as global gray matter can also be conducted. Linear model variables are automatically scaled to have values between 0 and 1, and the procedure has been expanded to allow comparisons between groups and use of covariates. Extent threshold can be optionally set. Batch and output have been joined in a single screen while log has been moved to a secondary screen. Personalized citation help. The following commands have been introduced: globals. The following commands have been deprecated: citation. Changes from SDM v1.12Meta-analysis of global variables such as global gray matter can also be conducted. Preprocessing of the original studies and their randomizations is now conducted in a single step. Additional weighting in calculations has been deprecated. Linear model variables are automatically scaled to have values between 0 and 1, and the procedure has been expanded to allow comparisons between groups and use of covariates. FDR thresholding, and SDM value thresholding for maps other than quartiles, are not longer available in dialogs, but they can be called from the command-line. Extent threshold can be optionally set. Local peaks within a cluster are also reported. Batch processing can be called from the menus and an editable SDM batch window has been included in the graphical interface. Batch and output have been joined in a single screen while log has been moved to a secondary screen. Commands can also be called from the graphical interface. Personalized citation help. The following commands have been introduced: globals The following commands have been deprecated: cd, chdir, citation, create.mask, dir, mc.pp, mc.weighted.mean, read.table and setwd. The following commands have been renamed: mc.lm as lm, mc.mean as mean. Default parameters have been included for most of the commands. Changes from SDM v1.11The program correctly reads text files saved in a Mac computer. Meta-analysis of global variables such as global gray matter can also be conducted. Preprocessing of the original studies and their randomizations is now conducted in a single step. Additional weighting in calculations has been deprecated. Linear model variables are automatically scaled to have values between 0 and 1, and the procedure has been expanded to allow comparisons between groups and use of covariates. FDR thresholding, and SDM value thresholding for maps other than quartiles, are not longer available in dialogs, but they can be called from the command-line. Extent threshold can be optionally set. Local peaks within a cluster are also reported, and cluster breakdown is conducted separately for each cluster. Analyze images export has been replaced by NIfTI (Analyze-compatible) images export, and MRICroN is automatically open to see the thresholded results. Meta-analytical values in Talairach coordinates or within a set of Talairach labels can be extracted with a mask. Batch processing can be called from the menus and an editable SDM batch window has been included in the graphical interface. Batch and output have been joined in a single screen while log has been moved to a secondary screen. The program can be run as an SPM extension. Commands can also be called from the graphical interface. Personalized citation help. The following commands have been introduced: extract, globals The following commands have been deprecated: cd, chdir, citation, dir, mc.pp, mc.weighted.mean, read.table and setwd. The following commands have been renamed: mc.lm as lm, mc.mean as mean. Default parameters have been included for most of the commands. |