Hi,
I am in the process of doing a meta-analysis of imaging data. I am a
complete novice to Caret, but from a quick look it seems it's stereotaxic
foci functions would be ideal to log the peak activity data from different
studies. Eventually I would like to display symbols for each peak on a 3D
Hi Shawn,
Just what I was hoping for. Many thanks.
Best,
Leon
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Hi Leon,
Shawn has done exactly what you want to do, so if anyone knows the
pitfalls, he does. ;-)
Besides Shawn's useful notes, make sure you read sections 1.2.3 and 5.2
of this tutorial, if you haven't done so already:
CARET_TUTORIAL_SEPT-06
Dear Donna,
Thanks for the information. I realize the issue of different coordinate
spaces. What I am not sure of is this: If I specify the original space
(e.g., T88 or SPM2) for each study in the foci text file, or in the study
tab when entering individual foci using the GUI (5.2.2 in the
On 12/08/2006 11:44 AM, Leon Deouell wrote:
Dear Donna,
Thanks for the information. I realize the issue of different coordinate
spaces. What I am not sure of is this: If I specify the original space
(e.g., T88 or SPM2) for each study in the foci text file, or in the study
tab when entering
