Hi Akiko,
Try this: Copy your metric file to a surface_shape file and load it as a
surface shape. (The formats are identical.)
Then, try Surface: Region of Interest: Surface Shape cluster analysis.
You'll need to do this for each tail (i.e., once at thresh=3.0 and once
at thresh=-3, or whate
Hi Adam,
It looks like John Harwell has 12/15/2006 versions of caret_command_exe
for each platform here:
http://brainvis.wustl.edu/pub/john/
login pub
password download
Once extracted, these go in your caret bin directory. We usually save
the old version in case we don't like the new one, b
Hi Donna,
hm... by "copy metric file", you mean to save it as a surface_shape
file? When I did that, and re-open it as a surface shape, it showed
options of creating new columns (deformed Depth/ deformed Smoothed
Depth/ deformed Folding (Mean Curvature)/ deformed Gaussian Curvature).
In D/C, I set
I meant type "cp my_metric.metric my_metric.surface_shape" at the
command line.
You'll select all nodes, but enter a thresh when you select surface
shape cluster report.
On 01/12/2007 11:05 AM, Akiko Ikkai wrote:
Hi Donna,
hm... by "copy metric file", you mean to save it as a surface_shape
