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| [http://marsbar.sourceforge.net MarsBaR] is a region of interest toolbox for SPM99, SPM2 and SPM5. It is installed at the CBU. | |
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| [http://marsbar.sourceforge.net MarsBaR] is a region of interest toolbox for SPM99, SPM2 and SPM5. It is installed at the CBU. | The development version supports SPM5. To use this, start SPM / matlab on a machine that will run SPM5 (see [:CbuComputingResources#Software:the CBU computing page]). |
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| The development version supports SPM5. To use this, start SPM / matlab on a machine that will run SPM5 (see [wiki:CbuComputingResources#Software the CBU computing page]). MarsBaR should be available via the toolboxes button (let MatthewBrett know if not). |
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| to start MarsBaR. | ---- . Some basic steps (with screenshots) to extracting signal from Regions of Interest, for import into Excel/SPSS/etc. to do second level analysis can be found [http://www.mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk/~jessica/marsbar/marsbar.html here.] |
MarsBaR
[http://marsbar.sourceforge.net MarsBaR] is a region of interest toolbox for SPM99, SPM2 and SPM5. It is installed at the CBU.
The development version supports SPM5. To use this, start SPM / matlab on a machine that will run SPM5 (see [:CbuComputingResources#Software:the CBU computing page]).
MarsBaR should be available via the toolboxes button (let MatthewBrett know if not).
You can also make MarsBaR available by manually adding the path:
To do this, type the following at the matlab prompt:
addpath /imaging/local/spm/marsbar/marsbar-devel-0.41 marsbar
to start MarsBaR.
Some basic steps (with screenshots) to extracting signal from Regions of Interest, for import into Excel/SPSS/etc. to do second level analysis can be found [http://www.mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk/~jessica/marsbar/marsbar.html here.]