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Is Bonferroni correction more sensitive than Random Field Theory for most fMRI studies?
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2016
arXiv
pre-print
Random Field Theory has been used in the fMRI literature to address the multiple comparisons problem. The method provides an analytical solution for the computation of precise p-values when its assumptions are met. When its assumptions are not met the thresholds generated by Random Field Theory can be more conservative than Bonferroni corrections, which are arguably too stringent for use in fMRI. As this has been well documented theoretically it is surprising that a majority of current studies
arXiv:1607.08205v1
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