Development of the Complex General Linear Model in the Fourier Domain: Application to fMRI Multiple Input-Output Evoked Responses for Single Subjects

<table>Multivariate repeated measures hypothesis tests for the control and alcoholic subjects are presented for a slice representative of the amygdala (media anterior) in the brain. The hypothesis tests show significant BOLD activation in the alcoholic subject in the amygdala for both a state effect and stimulus effect. Differences between the cognitive, emotional and passive states are also seen. Finally, while no direct hypothesis test between subjects can be made, we see in the control subject generally a more subdued BOLD response in all cases. </table>

Computational and Mathematical Methods in Medicine

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Figure 4: Development of the Complex General Linear Model in the Fourier Domain: Application to fMRI Multiple Input-Output Evoked Responses for Single Subjects 

Figure 4 | Development of the Complex General Linear Model in the Fourier Domain: Application to fMRI Multiple Input-Output Evoked Responses for Single Subjects 