Hi,
I'm trying to figure out how to go from a coordinate in mni305 space
to a vertex index in fsaverage. In the README file that comes with
fsaverage it's stated that surface coordinates are in talairach space,
so they align with the MNI305 volume (and the talairach.xfm is the
identity). But
did you check to see if the skull stripping worked?
On Fri, 30 Mar 2007, deepa preeti wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to segment a few scans with freesurfer. Unfortunately, they
failed during autorecon2 - the cerebellum not well segmented and the
inferior portion looks very bright.
I have attached
Hi Bruce,
I checked the skullstripping, the image is good with intact cerebellum. I
have attached the skull stripping image as well. I wonder why the inferior
regions of the cerebellum looks very bright and they are not included in
subcortical segmentation resulting in failed segmentation.
Any
can you put the orig.mgz on our file drop?
On Fri, 30 Mar 2007, deepa preeti
wrote:
Hi Bruce,
I checked the skullstripping, the image is good with intact cerebellum. I
have attached the skull stripping image as well. I wonder why the inferior
regions of the cerebellum looks very bright and
FSFast folks,
I am setting up an analysis stream and I am having an issue with stc-sess.
If I leave my funcs in a folder called 'bold' the script works.
stc-sess -i fmc -o fmcstc -so siemens -s c01 -d .
However, we have multiple studies for each participant and I would like to
use the '-fsd'
Yes, you are correct. I've just fixed it in dev and stable, live on
the next update.
On Fri, 30 Mar 2007, Avram Holmes wrote:
FSFast folks,
I am setting up an analysis stream and I am having an issue with stc-sess.
If I leave my funcs in a folder called 'bold' the script works.
stc-sess
Doug,
I'm running on non-MR center server. Is there a quick way to update that
script on our system without downloading the entire package again?
Thanks,
Avram
Avram Holmes
Department of Psychology
Harvard University
1210 William James
What do you mean by the actual 3d coordiantes in the mesh? The RAS
coord is the MNI305 coord. You can have tksurfer display it with
View-Information-VertexMNITal. In this case it will be the same as
the RAS. The Talairach coord is the MNI coord adjusted with Mathew
Brett's algorithm, which is
I've put the new version here:
ftp://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/transfer/outgoing/flat/greve/stc-sess
doug
On Fri, 30 Mar 2007, Avram Holmes wrote:
Doug,
I'm running on non-MR center server. Is there a quick way to update that
script on our system without downloading the entire package
Hello,
I am trying to use the optseq command for 2 conditions of 30 trials
each with TR = 2
optseq -ntp 120 -TR 2 -npercond 30 30 -tpercond 3 3 -nsessions 3
-label critical independent -o TestFile
I get the following result:
-0.0001 3.000 critical
4.0001 3.000
I think tksurfer reports the coords of the white surface
roberto toro wrote:
On 3/30/07, Doug Greve [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What do you mean by the actual 3d coordiantes in the mesh? The RAS
coord is the MNI305 coord. You can have tksurfer display it with
View-Information-VertexMNITal. In
Have you tried using optseq2? Haven't used optseq in a long time:).
Mithra wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to use the optseq command for 2 conditions of 30 trials
each with TR = 2
optseq -ntp 120 -TR 2 -npercond 30 30 -tpercond 3 3 -nsessions 3
-label critical independent -o TestFile
I get the
Hi,
I understand that it is possible to use control points to fix intensity
normalization, so that volumes which were not selected as white matter
can be manually selected as white matter. Is it possible to
de-select volumes which were determined as white matter in freesurfer,
even though it
Hello developers,
How can I get access to QDEC?
Regards
Chacko.
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Hi Chacko,
how did you hear about qdec? It's still in development - check back in a
couple of months and maybe we'll have a beta.
cheers,
Bruce
On Fri, 30 Mar 2007, Chacko
Cherian wrote:
Hello developers,
How can I get access to QDEC?
Regards
Chacko.
Hi Trina,
not really. Is this the aseg.mgz of the wm.mgz that you are talking about?
Bruce
On Fri, 30 Mar 2007, Trina Kok wrote:
Hi,
I understand that it is possible to use control points to fix intensity
normalization, so that volumes which were not selected as white matter can be
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