The answer to the question is yes. Use the Map fMRI to Surface option
in Caret, as described on p. 36 of Tutorial 1, to generate metric files
for the human colin left and/or right hemispheres (plus the cerebellum
if it is of interest).
DVE
On Tuesday, October 21, 2003, at 04:40 PM, Mark A. P
This is a question from a colleague doing human fMRI and thinking of using
Caret:
I have complete an fMRI analysis in AFNI, where my resulting statistical map is
from a group analysis of 12 subjects. Each subject's data was placed in
Talairach space prior to the group analysis. How can I pai
On Monday, October 20, 2003, at 07:23 PM, Mark A. Pinsk wrote:
We just created a metric file of fMRI data with map_fmri_to_surface on
my linux box, and ftp-ed the file to another linux box and a Mac OSX.
There was no problem opening the file in caret on the linux box,
however we got an er
Hi Mark,
Mac OSX, like Windows, uses different line termination characters than
linux. Since I don't have a Mac with OSX, I don't know if caret handles
these correctly, and you might try converting them, e.g.
find . -name "*.metric" | xargs perl -pi 's/\n/\r/'
Remember to save a backup of your metr
