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When multiple onset files are combined in pspm_get_timing, then the consistency of the variable "names" is checked: this must have the same values across all sessions. However, associated "pmod" are not checked.
This can lead to the following edge case (see issue #191): a particular condition only occurs in session k. Only the condition file for that session defines an associated pmod. This leads to an error in pspm_glm if k > 1.
The pmod structure should be initialised based on the pmods in all sessions.
For more details see #191.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Feature Description
When multiple onset files are combined in pspm_get_timing, then the consistency of the variable "names" is checked: this must have the same values across all sessions. However, associated "pmod" are not checked.
This can lead to the following edge case (see issue #191): a particular condition only occurs in session k. Only the condition file for that session defines an associated pmod. This leads to an error in pspm_glm if k > 1.
The pmod structure should be initialised based on the pmods in all sessions.
For more details see #191.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: