the code that I sent creates the paintfiles on native space of subjects.
before that you have to make new labels on fsaverage spcae by using
mri_label2label like: for rh.V1.label
mri_label2label --srclabel rh.V1.label --srcsubject SUB1 --trgsubject
fsaverage --trglabel rh.V1_fsaverage.label --reg
thanks Matt. Chimp sounds interesting!
I was really addressing the person who was making their own atlas, which I
suspected of being marmoset. possibly not.
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Hello,
I am a new CARET user. I would like to create a figure to display a
number of seed regions of interest (belonging to different attention
networks) that I used for a resting-state functional connectivity
analysis. I looked into the tutorials available for displaying foci as
well as for mappi
also: is there any advice on making a surface from a marmoset MRI?
the native MR resolution is 150um. the brain is about 2.5cm long. It has a
basic primate plan, but very few sulci.
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Unfortunately not. We'll have a chimpanzee atlas at some point in the
future though.
Peace,
Matt.
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[mailto:caret-users-boun...@brainvis.wustl.edu] On Behalf Of Colin Reveley
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I don't have the answers at my fingertips, but here are a couple of clues that
I recall from recent experience doing this:
* Enter "caret_command -help-full > /tmp/caret_command.txt" at the command
line, and then use a text editor to read /tmp/caret_command.txt. Search for
"file-convert" and l
I wonder, is there a caret atlas for any marmoset anatomy?
There was a discussion a little while back regarding the construction of an
atlas for a new species.
Is that in fact common marmoset?
will it be publicly available if so?
I am presenting my own work to a lab in late june. the lab is loc
