Thank's Donna!
On 13/03/07, Donna Dierker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Ervin,
I think the confusion stemmed from receiving a caret-users mailing list
confirmation with a more personalized login and password around the same
time you receive the download information. To download Caret, use this
Dear David,
In the Apply Deformation Map dialog box, I specified the following items:
1) Deformation Map File: the 23-LDMK deform_map file
2) File Type: Metric
3) Flat Max Edge Length: 10.00
4) Metric Deformation: Nearest Node (not sure which one is better?)
5) Smooth One Iteration (Except Flat)
In case it becomes useful to anyone, these 12 OASIS subjects comprise
the PALS_B12:
OAS1_0006_MR1 Human_Buckner_Case06
OAS1_0009_MR1 Human_Buckner_Case04
OAS1_0054_MR1 Human_Buckner_Case01
OAS1_0061_MR1 Human_Buckner_Case11
OAS1_0111_MR1 Human_Buckner_Case07
OAS1_0152_MR1 Human_Buckner_Case05
Hi Caret-Gods...!
I have a question regarding Caret and monkey atlas. I apologize for
the basic nature of these questions, but I am a newbie to Caret and
that is all i have to say in my defense!!!
We have T1 weighted 0.5 isotropic resolution anatomical images of
monkey brain. The final aim
Hi Remya,
Glad to hear you got your hands on a T1 scan.
There's no documentation I know of that covers what you want to do, but
it's not that hard (if I understand it correctly).
I think you'll just need two versions of your volumes (one AC-centered,
one inter-aural) and two versions of
