.. _sphx_glr_auto_examples_04_designs: 4. Three habitat designs ======================== **Background.** A habitat design decides which rows are clustered and whether one model is shared by the whole cohort or fitted per subject. **Purpose.** Run the same data through each design and see what changes: shared vs. per-subject habitat ids, supervoxels vs. voxels. The complete analysis is two-step: ``partition``, then ``pool``, then ``fit``. These pages change that stage list and nothing else. ==================== ============= ======== ===================== Design ``partition`` ``pool`` ``fit`` runs on ==================== ============= ======== ===================== two-step yes yes supervoxels, cohort inside each subject no no voxels, one subject pooling voxels no yes voxels, cohort ==================== ============= ======== ===================== ``two_step_habitat``, ``one_step_habitat`` and ``direct_pooling_habitat`` build those lists. Habitat ids match across subjects only when ``fit`` ran once on the cohort. Otherwise match labels first (:doc:`/auto_examples/06_matching/index`). * **Two steps** — :doc:`/auto_examples/04_designs/plot_01_two_step`. * **Inside each subject** — :doc:`/auto_examples/04_designs/plot_02_inside_each_subject`. * **Pooling voxels** — :doc:`/auto_examples/04_designs/plot_03_pool_voxels`. Applying a saved model is the next section. Opening each stage is :doc:`/auto_examples/02_stages/index`. .. raw:: html
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