Hi Donna,
Thank you very much for your quick response. I can get the report you suggested, but it's not quite what I need. What I'm looking for is something that gives me mean metric values over paint areas, as you get when you select individual paint regions and then create statistics. Does Caret include an option to do that?
Thanks,
Johannes

Donna Dierker schrieb:
Hi Johannes,

Try using statistical report on selected nodes instead. Below is an example for another user that might help:

When you use Statistical Report on Paint Subregions, whatever column you have selected on the ROI menu is affecting the areas reported for each column. If you select the CS of subject A's paint column, then that subject/column will have no ??? area listed, e.g.:

Paint Column 0 deformed CS 1
Paint Name Area Percent Area COG - X COG - Y COG - Z Latitude Longitude CS 2107.198 100.000 31.448 -22.408 54.292 0.000 0.000

But each of the other subjects' non-selected columns has its paint split into overlap and non-overlap areas:

Paint Column 29 deformed CS 30
Paint Name Area Percent Area COG - X COG - Y COG - Z Latitude Longitude ??? 287.918 13.664 30.901 -22.159 61.147 0.000 0.000 CS 1819.280 86.336 31.548 -22.453 53.045 0.000 0.000

This could work to your advantage if you have a centroid paint selected. Then it will report the percent overlap for each subject.

But if you want the real CS area for each subject, select all nodes and use statistical report on selected nodes.

Donna

On 04/26/2007 06:50 AM, Johannes Klein wrote:

Hi folks,
I'd like to extract stats for individual Brodmann regions (warped from the Colin atlas to an individual) from a functional experiment. I can query each individual region, but that's tedious and I was hoping that Caret's "Statistical Report on Paint Subregions" would do the trick (see screenshot). Unfortunately, the resulting report only contains data for one entry of my Paint file, BROD.UNASSIGNED. I'm running v.5.503, fresh from the web. Maybe I'm misinterpreting what this option is supposed to do? All hints appreciated!
Thanks a lot,
Johannes

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