Hi Donna and David,
it's fantastic! Exactly what I was looking for. You have helped me a lot...
Many thanks again,
György
Von: caret-users-boun...@brainvis.wustl.edu
[caret-users-boun...@brainvis.wustl.edu] im Auftrag von David Van Essen
[vanes...@brai
Here is one of the messages David sent to Brad on 5/27/2009:
> Hi Brad,
>
> Well, it has taken another month-plus, but we have now gotten a
> mapping between PALS and fsaverage for both left and right hemispheres
> that I am quite happy with.
>
> I made an extended dataset publicly accessible
On 10/19/2009 01:06 PM, Taosheng Liu wrote:
> Hi Donna,
> I did select "Flatten full or partial hemisphere: Full hemisphere
> (Ellipsoid) and morph sphere". I don't know about the names stuff. I
> started with 3 files: spec, topo and coords of one right hemisphere
> and they're named
> S015_ri
Gyogy (and others interested in mapping data between fsaverage and
PALS-B12 in either direction):
SumsDB contains relevant data in the following directory:
http://sumsdb.wustl.edu/sums/directory.do?id=6612992&dir_name=REG_PALS_with_FREESURFER
The subdirectory
http://sumsdb.wustl.edu/sums/direc
Hi Taosheng,
Hmmm. These figures don't look consistent to me. The compressed medial
wall view looks quite sane, with normal-looking template cuts; a
reasonable looking calcarine (although you could track the fundus a
better along the intermediate stretches); and a reasonable, albeit
stingy m
Hi Gyorgy,
I think this should be doable, because David and I did some work a while
back to generate an improved PALS <-> fsaverage deformation for some
orbitofrontal regions Brad Dickerson wanted. David did the final
registration borders, and they're probably in sumsdb somewhere, but I'll
wa
