Thanks for the replies Bruce and Doug. Do either of you know of any
publications (or posters) that address the issue of editing effects in healthy
controls?
Also do you know where I could find some examples of bad reconstructions? I
have seen screenshots/images on the wiki, but I am looking
I've looked at the actual editing of voxels (ie, erasing and deleting)
vs putting control points in terms of their effect on a group analysis
of aging. CPs have an appreciable effect. I could not find much of an
effect of editing, probably because the edits rarely lined up across
subject. I
Hi Andrew!Your mail hit the point! I would love to hear some response of the experienced guys...
Best wishes,Luke
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Hi Andrew
I'm not sure I have any useful advise for you. When/what to edit depends in
part of your hypotheses, in part on how significant the error is, and in
part on how easily fixed it is. You also have to be careful that you don't
edit too much and significantly lower inter-rater (or
Hello FS experts,
I have had a continuing curiosity regarding when/what to edit in FS cortical
reconstructions. The wiki does a good job at showing how to deal with large
scale problems, (i.e. invalid tal transformation, white matter not being
recognized, large portions of the skull included in
