sFIR: Estimate response function for each person using smoothed...
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sFIR R Documentation
Estimate response function for each person using smoothed Finite Impulse Response.
Description
Estimate response function for each person using smoothed Finite Impulse Response.
Usage
sFIR(data, stimuli, response_length = 16, interval = 1)
Arguments
data
The data to be used to estimate response function
stimuli
A vector containing '0' when the stimuli of interest is not present
and '1' otherwise. Number of observations across time must equal the length of data.
interval
Time between observations; for fMRI this is the repetition time.
Defaults to 1.
Value
Shape of response function and convolved time series vector.
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Estimate response function for each person using smoothed Finite Impulse Response.
Description
Estimate response function for each person using smoothed Finite Impulse Response.
Usage
sFIR(data, stimuli, response_length = 16, interval = 1)
Arguments
data |
The data to be used to estimate response function |
stimuli |
A vector containing '0' when the stimuli of interest is not present and '1' otherwise. Number of observations across time must equal the length of data. |
interval |
Time between observations; for fMRI this is the repetition time. Defaults to 1. |
Value
Shape of response function and convolved time series vector.
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