fdr_threshold
Compute False Discovery Rate (FDR) threshold for statistical maps.
fdr_threshold [options] <input> <df> <significance %> [output]
DESCRIPTION
fdr_threshold computes the False Discovery Rate (FDR) threshold for a statistical map (t-statistic or F-statistic volume). The method is based on Genovese, Lazar, and Nichols (2002), “Thresholding of Statistical Maps in Functional Neuroimaging Using the False Discovery Rate” (NeuroImage, 15:870-878).
The tool reads an input statistical map, the degrees of freedom, and the desired significance level (as a percentage), and outputs the corresponding FDR threshold value. Optionally, it can write a corrected p-value volume.
OPTIONS
--verbose- Print progress information during processing.
--clobber- Overwrite existing output files.
--maskmask- Restrict computation to voxels within the specified binary mask.
--twosided- Perform a two-sided test (consider both tails of the distribution).
--negative- Invert t-statistics for single-sided tests (use negative tail).
--pval- Print the corrected p-value rather than the threshold.
--fstats- Treat the input as F-statistics instead of t-statistics.
--df2n- Specify the second degree of freedom (for F-statistics).
--independent- Use the less conservative independence assumption for FDR correction.
--outoutput-pval.mnc- Write a corrected p-value volume to the specified file.
EXAMPLES
Compute FDR threshold at 5% significance for a t-map with 20 degrees of freedom:
fdr_threshold tmap.mnc 20 5
Compute two-sided FDR threshold with a brain mask:
fdr_threshold --twosided --mask brainmask.mnc tmap.mnc 20 5
Compute threshold for F-statistics with two degrees of freedom:
fdr_threshold --fstats --df2 100 fmap.mnc 3 5
Save corrected p-value map:
fdr_threshold --out pval_corrected.mnc tmap.mnc 20 5
AUTHOR
Vladimir S. Fonov - McConnell Brain Imaging Centre, Montreal Neurological Institute, McGill University.
COPYRIGHTS
Copyright © 2011 by Vladimir S. Fonov