O.k. I tried to zoom out and after quite a lot of
clicks I got some kind of surface, but it looked
as if I was looking at the surface from inside the
brain, I could also see something that resembles
the corpus callosum ...
The brain is a very good simulated mri brain from
mcgill university.
Hi,
I have performed the whole process including MAKE
FINAL SURFACE and now have a set of files lh/rh.pial,
lh/rh.white, lh/rh.thickness etc.
I want to calculate the grey matter volume and I
would like to know how the data is structured (do I
just have to use the .thickness files?)
I would be
.
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On Sun, 12 May 2002, Frederick Klauschen wrote:
Hi,
I have done the conversion of the ?h.thickness and
?h.area files to ascii format.
I have got an array of the size
Bruce Fischl email:
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On Tue, 14 May 2002, Frederick Klauschen wrote:
Hi Bruce,
I downloaded
