Re: problems with register.csh

2002-10-16 Thread Brian C. Schweinsburg
Hi Nick, This might be occuring because you have a newer version of mri_convert that does not support the -raw flag. You could use an older version with register.csh or try using mri_motion_correct2 (i think that is the name). The latter works really well, but you will need to install all of the

Re: trouble converting to COR, can't stat ??

2002-10-02 Thread Brian C. Schweinsburg
Hi Scott, What version of freesurfer are you using? brian - Original Message - From: Scott Laurence Fairhall [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, October 01, 2002 11:20 PM Subject: trouble converting to COR, can't stat ?? Hello, I'm probably doing something

Re: mri_surfglm!!!

2002-09-30 Thread Brian C. Schweinsburg
Hi Arvid, I did not find a correction for that problem yet. mris_convert may not be causing the problem, because I obtained the same result with an older version of it. Maybe something went wrong in the make final surfaces step. I am still looking for the source of the mismatch between the white

cortical thickness and between groups analyses

2002-09-26 Thread Brian C. Schweinsburg
n" in the AFNI controller, it overlays the thickness values onto the "master" anatomical. It is misaligned and 3dUndump does not like decimals and negatives so you end up with only one quadrant of data, but It still looks cool! Thanks for all of your help. brian ***

contrast and brightness

2002-08-13 Thread Brian C. Schweinsburg
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Re: contrast and brightness

2002-08-13 Thread Brian C. Schweinsburg
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cortical thickness-ROI analysis

2001-10-03 Thread Brian C. Schweinsburg
What is the best way to extract ROI information from cortical thickness data? For instance, I would be interested in obtaining thickness data for "prefrontal" cortex to compare patient group X to a group ofcontrols. My approach thus far has been to cut a prefrontal surface and flatten,