DPABI/DPABISurf/DPARSF

Hi everyone

I'm using DPARSF to extract Z-maps between 8 seed regions which I then correlate in SPSS. The aim of my study is to relate resting state activity to a couple of behavioral measures. I realise that I need to conduct some form of multiple comparison correction on my correlations, but is it necessary for me to perform AlphaSim on my resting state data in DPARSF/REST before even taking it to SPSS? And if so, can someone please give me some insight on how to do this?

Thank you in advance.

/Eva

I've noticed that the 'reorient after coreg' option been removed from DPARSF in V3.0. Was there a reason for this? I used it regularly and would still like to. Is there another way to do it?

Thanks,

Lisa

Dear everyone, 

Dear experts,

I found that Brodmann Atlas was used in DPABI Viewer and REST Slice Viewer. In REST, there are 48 areas in the Brodmann Atlas, whereas there are only 41 areas in DPABI. I wonder if there are any other differences between these two atlas? And which one is recommanded?

Thanks in advance!

Vincent 

we use DPARSF_V2.3_130615 to prepross data. The patameters were set showed below:

However, it always warn error showing that No matching files were found:

So how to correct this error ? Thanks a lot!

Hello again!

Firs of all, congratulations! The new tool "dpabi"  looks amazing! Another step forward!

It could be a silly question, but if run an analysis, with New segmentation + Dartel and then I  Normalized to EPI template. Is this a bad processing criteria? 

How it can affect to my analysis? 

Or if I want to normalize to EPI templates  I need to run the old segmentation?

Thank you!

Dear Experts in rfmri,

1. I calculated ALFF/fALFF using dparsfA2.3:

Firstly, I got the file named "FunImgARCWS" just like the attachment file.

Secondly, I calculated ALFF/fALFF based on the "FunImgARCWS" files. I checked the  "ALFF/fALFF" and then checked the filtering "Band(Hz):0.01-0.08" which is behind the "ALFF/fALFF" .

Are the steps which I mentioned on ALFF/fALFF calculation using dparsfA2.3 right?

Dear experts,

I was recommended DPARSF recently and it looks really promising.
I'm just testing the software, but I ran into an error which I can't resolve.

During preprocessing I get an Bet error:

Bet begin...
/bin/bash: bet: command not found
/bin/bash: bet: command not found
Bet finished

But as you may guess from the above, not Bet'ed files are created.
I do have FSL installed, and when calling bet from terminal (Mac user), it works perfect. So somehow matlab can't access the right path.
Any ideas what may cause this?

Dear experts,

I have just watched the Course section V, in which Dr. Yan said that FWHM could be estimated by either statistical map or 4D residual file. I did the 2-sample t-test using Rest, which only generated a nii file. I suppose the nii file is statistical map, right? And where can I found the residual file?

Best,

Vincent

Dear experts,