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Title: SPM course - 2002 The Multivariate ToolBox (F. Kherif, JBP et al.)


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SPM course - 2002The Multivariate ToolBox (F.
Kherif, JBP et al.)
T and F tests (orthogonal projections)
Hammering a Linear Model
The RFT
Multivariate tools (PCA, PLS, MLM ...)
Use for Normalisation
Jean-Baptiste Poline Orsay SHFJ-CEA www.madic.org
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From Ferath Kherif MADIC-UNAF-CEA
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SVD the basic concept

A time-series of 1D images 128 scans of 40
voxels Expression of 1st 3 eigenimages Eigen
values and spatial modes The time-series
reconstituted
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Eigenimages and SVD
V1
V2
V3
voxels
APPROX. OF Y
U1
APPROX. OF Y
APPROX. OF Y
U2
U3
s2
s3
s1

...
Y (DATA)
time
Y USVT s1U1V1T s2U2V2T
...
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Linear model recall ...
voxels
parameterestimates


?
residuals
design matrix
data matrix
scans
Variance(e)
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SVD of Y (corresponds to PCA...)
V1
V2
U1
U2
voxels
APPROX. OF Y
APPROX. OF Y
s2
s1

...

Y
scans
U S V SVD (Y)
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SVD of ? (corresponds to PLS...)
V1
V2
U1
U2
APPROX. OF Y
APPROX. OF Y
parameterestimates
s2
s1

...

U S V SVD (XY)
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SVD of residuals a tool for model checking
V1
V2
voxels
U1
U2
APPROX. OF Y
APPROX. OF Y
E
s2
scans
s1

...

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E / std normalised residuals
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Normalised residuals first component
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Normalised residuals first component of a
language study
Temporal pattern difficult to interpret
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SVD of normalised ? (MLM ...)
V1
V2
parameterestimates
U1
U2
APPROX. OF Y
APPROX. OF Y

...
(X V X)-1/2 X
s1
s2

U S V SVD ((X C X)-1/2 XY )
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MLM some good points
  • Takes into account the temporal and spatial
    structure without withening
  • Provides a test
  • sum of q last eigenvalues Si for q n, n-1, ...,
    1
  • find a distribution for this sum under the null
    hypothesis (Worsley et al)
  • Temporal and spatial responses
  • Yt Y V Temporal OBSERVED response
  • Xt X(XX)-1 (X C X)1/2 US Temporal
    PREDICTED response
  • Sp (X C X)-1/2 XY U S-1 Spatial response

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MLM first component p lt 0.0001
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MLM more general and computations improved ...
  • From XY to XGYG
  • XG X - G(GG)GX
  • YG Y - G(GG)GY
  • X and XG used to need to be of full rank
  • not any more
  • G is chosen through an  F-contrast  that
    defines a space of interest

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MLM implementation
  • Computation through betas
  • Several subjects
  • IN
  • An SPM analysis directory (the model has been
    estimated) IN GENERAL, GET A FLEXIBLE MODEL FOR
    MLM
  • A CONTRAST defining a space of interest or of no
    interest (here G) IN GENERAL, GET A FLEXIBLE
    CONTRAST FOR MLM
  • Output directory
  • names for eigenimages
  • OUT eigenimages, MLM.mat (stat, ) observed and
    predicted temporal responses YY

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Re-inforcement in space ...
V1
V2
voxels
U1
U2
Subjet 1
Subjet 2
APPROX. OF Y
APPROX. OF Y
Y
s2

...

s1
Subjet n
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... or time
V1
Subjet 1
U1
Subjet n
voxels
Subjet 2
APPROX. OF Y
s1

Y
V2
U2
...

APPROX. OF Y
s2
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SVD implementation
  • Choose or not to divide by the sd of residual
    fields (ResMS)
  • removes components due to large blood vessels
  • Choose or not to apply a temporal filter (stored
    in xX)
  • Choose a projector that can be either  in  X or
    in a space orthogonal to it
  • study the residual field by choosing a contrast
    that define the all space
  • study the data themselves by choosing a null
    contrast (we need to generalise spm_conman a
    little)
  • to detect non modeled sources of variance that
    may lead to non valid or non optimal data
    analyses.
  • to rank the different source of variance with
    decreasing importance.
  • Possibility of several subjects

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SVD implementation
  • Computation through the svd(PYYP) v s v
  • compute Y Y once, reuse it for an other
    projector
  • Y can be filtered or not divided by the res or
    not
  • to get the spatial signal, reread the data and
    compute Yvs-1
  • TAKES A LONG TIME
  • possibility of several subjects (in that case,
    sums the individual YY)
  • (near) future implementation use the betas when
    P projects in the space of X

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SVD implementation
  • IN
  • Liste of images (possibly several  subjects )
  • Input SPM directory (this is not always
    theoretically necessary but it is in the current
    implementation)
  • A CONTRAST defining a space of interest or of no
    interest
  • in the residual space of that contrast or not ?
  • Output directory (general, per subject )
  • names for eigenimages
  • OUT eigenimages, SVD.mat, observed temporal
    responses YY

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Multivariate Toolbox An application for model
specification in neuroimaging(F. Kherif et al.,
NeuroImage 2002 )
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From Ferath Kherif MADIC-UNAF-CEA
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From Ferath Kherif MAD-UNAF-CEA
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RESULTS
MODEL SELECTION
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Z1M-1/2 XY1 Z2M-1/2 XY2 ZkM-1/2 XYk
W1Z1 Z1 W2 Z2 Z2 Wk Z2 Z2
Similarity measure
Distance matrix
Subjects classification (multi-dimensionnal
scaling)
Group Homogeneity Analysis
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