Hi,
I tried setting the AC as origin. It resulted in the volume getting
segmented. But the output of the segmentation was really bad. I am
uploading two scans (under the zip file Abe_scans.zip. It contains
Abe_axial.[hdr, img] and Abe_saggital.[hdr,img]) on to the site. I tried
segmenting rig
Hi Krishna,
The very first thing I would check is whether volume is centered near
the anterior commissure (AC); if not, then failure of the sort you
describe is one of many sorts of trouble that could be expected.
Analyze volumes are notorious for lacking origin information, so unless
you ex
Krishna,
Caret's segmentation algorithm was originally generated for humans and
has not yet been fully customized for the macaque. However, i would
not expect the behavior you describe.
Try uploading your dataset to
http://pulvinar.wustl.edu/cgi-bin/upload.cgi
Then let Donna Dierker ([EMA
Hi Everyone,
I am new to CARET . As a first project, I've been trying to segment a
hemisphere in Caret 5.5 ( using the instructions from Caret 5 tutorial :
Segmentation, Flattening, and Registration).
I have a 0.5mm isotropic anatomical image of a macaque in Analyze format
and where ever I s
