*Dear Colleagues,*
I am sorry if my question is a bit out-of-topic...
I wonder if there is a an opportunity to find a community affiliation
vector estimated using any of the large-scale datasets (like the Human
Connectome Project, for example).. I was just thinking that having
independently
(REF:
https://www.mail-archive.com/freesurfer@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/msg19370.html)?
Of note, I am going to use unsmoothed output.
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*Alexander Lebedev*
Stavanger University Hospital,
Norway
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to extract standardized uptake values from the Freesurfer's ROIs
(aparc.a2009s+aseg.mgz) in native space. Is there a straightforward way to
do this? (preferably, in one command without creating multiple labels from
the parcellation)
Thank you very much in advance.
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*Alexander Lebedev
* Alexander Lebedev awl...@rambler.ru [Tue, 31 Jan 2012 01:50:03
+0400]:
Hello Doug!
Thank you so much!
Sorry, I've just noticed a mistake... My matrix is 327684x2: the 1st
column denotes vertex numbers and the 2nd one contains corresponding
regression coefficients... I will try to display
I apologize for being late (I just want to finalize this thread). The
error was produced even after resaving the bvecs spreadsheet in
openoffice. The issue was solved after setting both bvals and bvecs
manually using nano.
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Alex
* Alexander Lebedev awl...@rambler.ru [Fri, 02 Dec
-by-327684 matrix (I assume
that
this is left and right hemis), then
a.vol = permute(D(:,1:163842),[2 3 4 1]);
MRIwrite(a,'lh.yourdata.mgh');
b.vol = permute(D(:,163843:end),[2 3 4 1]);
MRIwrite(b,'rh.yourdata.mgh');
doug
Alexander Lebedev wrote:
Excuse me for disturbing Douglas
lh.$i.asc
done
It works fine, but I'm just wondering if there is an easy opportunity to
combine the vertices from each subject into one big N-by-V matrix (N -
subject № , V- vertex №).
Thank you very much for your time!
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Alexander Lebedev
Stavanger University Hospital,
Norway
();
for (x in a) {
u- t(read.table(x, sep = , header=F, quote=)[, 5]);
result - rbind (result, u)
};
***
[do the same for the Left H/S and afterwards just concatenate them via
'cbind']
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* Alexander Lebedev awl...@rambler.ru [Wed, 25 Jan 2012 13:01:32
+0400]:
Dear Freesurfer users
Hello Anastasia!
Thank you very much for your response!
My bvecs and bvals were created by saving excel spreadsheet as a tab
delimited file on mac. I reformated my bvecs manually using nano and
reran the preprocessing. Unfortunately, it exited with the same error.
I'm providing you my reformated
Dear Freesurfer Users!
Is it wise to interpret the increased curvature index in
neurodegenerative disorders as a more expressed atrophy (which manifests
as a flattening)... I am just doubting because I have never worked with
curvature analysis previously and its interpretations in different
Dear Freesurfers,
Could you please tell me about your experience with cluster-wise
correction for multiple comparisons in relatively small samples. For
instance, is it wise to use CWS for regression with one continuos
variable in n=30 sample?
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Alex
Thank you very much for your response!
May I also ask how about running CUDA and non-CUDA analyses for the same
dataset? I am asking because I don't have CUDA support on one of my
machines as well (It has ATI videocard). I have found a thread on that
topic
Dear Freesurfer users and developers,
I apologize if this question sounds rhetorically or maybe it has been
asked previously (I didn't find the answers in the archives). But here
it is... I have a big dataset of images and several workstations. I
started the analysis on the first one and
Dear FSL users and developers,
Please, forgive me for such questions - I am asking because I'm really
stuck with it... Would you be so kind to explain me how can I extract
segmented image with values for GM-WM-VL(ventricular)-CSF of
150-250-50-10? Purpose: preparation for the high-dimensional
Sorry, that's of course directed to FREESURFER users and developers,
and maybe there is a possibility to extract such images
cerebellum-stripped?
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,
Alexander Lebedev
I.P. Pavlov State Medical University
197022, Lev Tolstoy str. 6/8
Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation
tel.:+7-921-441-79-42
e-mail: awl...@rambler.ru
Skype ID: alexander.vl.lebedev
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Thank you beforehand.
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you by trifles. But
honestly I tried my best to find a solution (as well as
.xdebug_tkmedit) and I keep being stuck at running tkmedit. I am
providing a bug report. Would you be so kind to help me in solving this
problem?
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I.P. Pavlov State Medical
freesurfer-Linux-centos4_x86_64-stable-pub-v5.0.0.tar.gz
[ftp://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/pub/dist/freesurfer/5.0.0/freesurfer-Linux-centos4_x86_64-stable-pub-v5.0.0.tar.gz].
Would you be so kind to provide me any other links to this archive?
Thank you beforehand.
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Alexander Lebedev
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