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 ===== Step 6: SPM ===== ===== Step 6: SPM =====
 We can perform SPM by clicking **SPM** on the top bar and selecting two groups you are comparing on the left panel. Then, we can give the GLM a name and click **Create GLM**. We can perform SPM by clicking **SPM** on the top bar and selecting two groups you are comparing on the left panel. Then, we can give the GLM a name and click **Create GLM**.
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 Once the GLA is successfully calculated, we can switch to the Statistic panel and click **Compute SPM**. Once the GLA is successfully calculated, we can switch to the Statistic panel and click **Compute SPM**.
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 Then give SPM a name of what you are comparing. In this case, we set our threshold to 0.050 and check the **Two-Tailed** box.  Then give SPM a name of what you are comparing. In this case, we set our threshold to 0.050 and check the **Two-Tailed** box. 
  
-Now the plot has been generated, each region shade means there is significant difference in two groups between given intervals. For instance, from normalised point 34% to 60% there is a significant difference between the Knee_Angle_Male_X and Knee_Angle_Female_X. +{{:sift:tutorials:step6-3.png?nolink&400|}}
  
 +Now the plot has been generated, each region shade means there is significant difference in two groups between given intervals. For instance, from normalised point 34% to 60% there is a significant difference between the Knee_Angle_Male_X and Knee_Angle_Female_X. 
  
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 ===== Conclusion: ===== ===== Conclusion: =====
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