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Getting Started
Jaspreet Dodd edited this page May 29, 2024
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In MATLAB command window, type plsgui, and you will see PLS start window (Figure 1).
Figure 1
Buttons on top row stand for PLS modules, and you must select a module first. Below the top row, there are 4 buttons, which indicate the basic flow of an experiment: Session Profile, Run PLS Analysis, Show PLS Result, and CLOSE. This User Guide will use the basic flow as a thread for further introduction. Please follow the flow from top to bottom.
Caution: Please remember that result file must be kept in the same folder as sessiondata files that are used when creating the result (e.g. sessiondata.mat, data.mat, etc.). The reason is to prevent from storing path in the result file, so that those files can be moved around without problem.
- Home
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User Guide for PLS Applications
- System Requirement
- Getting Started
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Session Profile
- Creating PET sessiondata file
- Creating ERP sessiondata file
- Modifying ERP sessiondata file and saving to a different file name
- Creating E.R.fMRI sessiondata file
- Creating E.R.fMRI sessiondata file with user defined HRF
- Creating Blocked fMRI sessiondata file
- Creating Structural sessiondata file
- Modifying Structural sessiondata file and saving to a different name
- Run PLS analysis
- Show PLS Result
- Seed PLS Analysis
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Batch Process
- How to write a batch file
- Batch file to create E.R.fMRI sessiondata
- Batch file to run E.R.fMRI analysis
- Batch file to create Blocked fMRI sessiondata
- Batch file to run Blocked fMRI analysis
- Batch file to create ERP sessiondata
- Batch file to run ERP analysis
- Batch file to create PET sessiondata
- Batch file to run PET analysis
- Batch file to create Structural sessiondata
- Batch file to run Structural analysis
- Appendix
- Acknowledgments
- References
- FAQ