Hello all,
I was running recon-all for one of my images and this
happened to be the error that i got.Could someone
please clarify,
Thanks in advance
Chacko.
mri_watershed: error while loading shared libraries:
libstdc++.so.6: cannot
open shared object file: No such file or directory
Linux elmo
Hi Ruma,
we don't support IRIX anymore. And no, tiff is not one of the supported
input formats, although you can save images of results to tiff. Is that
what you meant? Not sure what you mean by raster based imaging. We take
MRI volumes as input.
cheers,
Bruce
On Thu, 27 Jul 2006, M
Hi all,
I am interested in lobe wise surface measurement. I read Desikan
et al. paper to understand that their atlas divides the lobes into different
region and freesurfer uses that atlas to gets measurement for each region. Is
it possible to load the Desikan label and edit it to fuse all
Hi Dhruman,
Sorry, I meant 'occipital' not 'temporal' lobe.
rahul
On Thu, 27 Jul 2006, Rahul Desikan wrote:
Hi Dhruman,
If you are interested in lobe-wise comparisons, you can indeed add up the
individual regions of a specific lobe, create one massive label for that
lobe, and get
Hello Rahul,
Thank you for your reply. I tried to combine the different regions to
create one label for each lobe but could not figure it out. Can you
suggest how I can combine different regions using tksurfer? Is there a
wiki page where the steps are explained?
Thank you
-Dhruman
-Original
Hello all,
I used mri_segstats to get subcortical volumes my subjects. However, for some of
the regions like the putamen and caudate, I get values
of zero. I have been told
that these values are either no longer in use or have not been in use yet. Is there a way of manually getting values
I think that mri_mergelabels will do all the steps that Rahul describes
below for you. You can input as many labels as you want (i think) and
specify an output name.
USAGE: mri_mergelabels
-i label1 -i label2 ...
-o outputlabel
good luck,
Jenni
On Thu, 27 Jul 2006, Rahul Desikan
Almost. You'll need to run mri_annotation2label to extract the
individual labels from the annot, then use mri_mergelabels to merge the
ones you want.
doug
Jenni Pacheco wrote:
I think that mri_mergelabels will do all the steps that Rahul
describes below for you. You can input as many
Hi Thang,
putamen and caudate should definitely *not* be 0. Did you look at the
aseg volume in tkmedit? How does it look?
Bruce
On Thu, 27 Jul 2006, Nguyen, Thang
Q wrote:
Hello all,
I used mri_segstats to get subcortical volumes my subjects. However,
for some of the regions like the
