GraphVar - a user-friendly toolbox for comprehensive graph analyses of functional brain connectivity
GraphVar version 2.03 has been released.
NEW: Video Tutorials available on the GraphVar Youtube Channel
NEW: Video Tutorials available on the GraphVar Youtube Channel
Hi, I am receiving multiple errors and am hoping someone can assist me in my queries, thank you for your help:
Dear all,
I get an error when using c_null_model_udn_sign to generate null models.
Index in position 2 exceeds array bounds (must not exceed 697).
Dear All,
I get an error when I click "generate" in the Network Construction panel.
(The version of MATLAB is 2020b)
I try it several times, but it always happens, even when I don't click Calculate Graph Matrics and Raw Matrix.
To avoid any conflict between toolboxes, All toolboxes, but GraphVar, are removed.
I attach a picture for showing the details of my setting.
Dear all,
I'm getting very high t-values from the GLM (screenshot attached). I wondered if this is an issue due to my setup (also attached) or potentially something else? I also can also only export the f-values, the t-values do not seem to export when I save the results.
Any advice would be much appreciated!
Thanks.
Dear rfmri community,
Dear rfMRI community,
Hello Johann,
I've noticed that some graph theory studies use parametric statistics and others non-parametric. I am not sure how they checked for normality of graph metrics. Is there a way in GraphVar to check the distribution of the graph metrics in order to determine whether to run parametric or non-parametric statistics?
Thanks in advance!
Dear all,
I want to normalize the local CC. In contrast to the global CC and global and local characteristic path length, however, I encounter the following error:
"Normalization error: some metrics derived from random networks result in zero which cannot be used for normalization."
Is there any way I can solve this? When I look into the MATLAB file, the file truly contains several zeros. How is this possible?
Thank you so much!
Best,
Marieke