* use "New Wizard" to write as many factors as needed and
connect them to Design Matrix generation.
* Design Matrix generation should be recoded to be capable
of handling arbitary number of factors, probably using the
"Factor_?" where '?' is a number, as the input port symbolic
name and in the program command line generation, try to find
all "Factor_?" and code it into the design matrix.
This approach also remove the need for two CGLM pipelines
(cglm-nx1 and cglm-nx2) that are simply different in terms
of the number of factor it permits. Thus, simplifying admin.
May be the same with CANOVA
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I think the best way to deal with it is to
* use "New Wizard" to write as many factors as needed and
connect them to Design Matrix generation.
* Design Matrix generation should be recoded to be capable
of handling arbitary number of factors, probably using the
"Factor_?" where '?' is a number, as the input port symbolic
name and in the program command line generation, try to find
all "Factor_?" and code it into the design matrix.
This approach also remove the need for two CGLM pipelines
(cglm-nx1 and cglm-nx2) that are simply different in terms
of the number of factor it permits. Thus, simplifying admin.
May be the same with CANOVA