Manja,

I think FDR can be different for each hemisphere since they are taken apart
during processing.

Best Regards,

Pedro Paulo Jr

2008/8/27 Manja Lehmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

> Hi,
>
> We've noticed that FDR correction produces different p-values for the left
> and right hemispheres. We found that this issue was observed previously and
> an email was sent to the mailing list (see below), however, no answer was
> received. We wondered if anybody has noticed this problem before and if
> there are any suggestions on how best to deal with it.
>
> Thanks
> Manja
>
> Hi,
> FDR correction for multiple comparisons gives you different p-values  for
> the left and right hemispheres.  It seems really weird to report  in a
> paper:
> a) that you've corrected for the right and left hemispheres  separately and
> b) that the p-value that gave rise to a corrected probability of .05  was
> different for each.
> How do people deal with this issue?  Take the most stringent p-value  and
> use it for both hemispheres?  Just report that FDR adjusted the p- value to
> .05?
>
> Also, correcting for right and left hemispheres separately assumes  that
> they are independent observations.  Unless you're studying  callosotomy
> patients (and maybe even if you are) this doesn't seem  justified.  Are we
> supposed to be adjusting p-values accordingly?
>
> Thanks,
> Dara
>
>
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