Creates an msreve_design object, which encapsulates the necessary design information for a Multi-Dimensional Signed Representational Voxel Encoding (MS-ReVE) analysis.
Usage
msreve_design(
mvpa_design,
contrast_matrix,
name = "msreve_design_01",
include_interactions = FALSE,
nuisance_rdms = NULL
)Arguments
- mvpa_design
An object of class
mvpa_design, containing information about conditions, blocks, and cross-validation.- contrast_matrix
A numeric matrix (
K x Q) whereKis the number of conditions andQis the number of contrasts. Each column represents a contrast vector. It is highly recommended that columns are named to identify the contrasts. Rows should be named by the condition labels: named rows must match the condition levels exactly, and are reordered to level order (factor levels of the condition labels, or first appearance for non-factor labels). Unnamed rows must numberKand are taken in that level order.- name
An optional character string to name the design.
- include_interactions
Logical. If TRUE, automatically add pairwise interaction contrasts using
add_interaction_contrasts.- nuisance_rdms
Optional named list of K x K matrices or
distobjects representing nuisance RDMs to be included as additional predictors in the MS-ReVE regression. These are typically temporal or spatial nuisance patterns that should be accounted for but are not of primary interest. Labelled RDMs (dimnames or distLabels) must use exactly the condition labels and are stored in level order; unlabelled K x K RDMs are taken in level order.
Value
An object of class msreve_design, which is a list containing:
- mvpa_design
The input
mvpa_designobject.- contrast_matrix
The input
contrast_matrix.- name
The name of the design.
Examples
# Assume 'mvpa_des_obj' is a pre-existing mvpa_design object
# e.g. from mvpa_design(data=my_data_frame, formula = ~ condition_labels + run_labels,
# block_var = "run_labels")
# Let\'s say mvpa_des_obj implies 6 conditions based on unique(my_data_frame$condition_labels)
K <- 6 # Number of conditions
Q <- 2 # Number of contrasts
# Example contrast matrix (K x Q)
C_mat <- matrix(c(
# C1: Cond 1,2,3 vs 4,5,6
1, 1, 1, -1, -1, -1,
# C2: Cond 1,2 vs 3 (and 0 for 4,5,6 for simplicity here)
1, 1, -2, 0, 0, 0
), nrow = K, ncol = Q, byrow = FALSE)
colnames(C_mat) <- c("GroupComparison", "SubComparison")
# if (inherits(mvpa_des_obj, "mvpa_design")) {
# design_obj <- msreve_design(mvpa_des_obj, C_mat, name="example_msreve")
# print(design_obj)
# }
#
# # Automatically add pairwise interactions
# design_obj_int <- msreve_design(mvpa_des_obj, C_mat,
# include_interactions = TRUE)
# colnames(design_obj_int$contrast_matrix)