Hmmm.  I don't know that Caret can do this.  There are several cluster-based 
tests that find the minimum area required to correct for multiple comparisons, 
given an input cluster-forming threshold (say, t=+/-3.0):

caret_command.txt:      caret_command -metric-statistics-anova-one-way  
caret_command.txt:      caret_command -metric-statistics-anova-two-way  
caret_command.txt:      caret_command -metric-statistics-coordinate-difference  
caret_command.txt:      caret_command 
-metric-statistics-interhemispheric-clusters  
caret_command.txt:      caret_command -metric-statistics-one-sample-t-test  
caret_command.txt:      caret_command -metric-statistics-paired-t-test  
caret_command.txt:      caret_command -metric-statistics-two-sample-t-test  

These are permutation tests that find the smallest alpha*iterations cluster at 
the specified threshold.  And they output a paint/region file showing the 
clusters that survived significance cut-off.

But interactively in the GUI, I'm not aware of such a feature.  If you've 
checked the metric/smoothing dialog, then Surface: Region of Interest is the 
other place I'd look.  And I don't recall it.

Since we adopted TFCE, we don't use the cluster-based tests anymore.


On Aug 26, 2011, at 8:40 AM, Muriel LOBIER wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> I'm just beginning to use CARET to map activations from SPM5 to 3D brains.
> There is still one thing I can't quite succeed in doing, and that's limiting 
> visible clusters to clusters above a certain size threshold. I've used the 
> appropriate attributes/metric/clustering and smoothing command as I've seen 
> in tutorials and previous posts to the mailing lists, but it doesn't ever 
> seem to apply changes I make to the visualization (I've made sure I use the 
> modified column).
> 
> Is there anything obvious I could have missed ?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Muriel
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