yes, in fact, what you have done is the preferred method. Just run recon-all
with -qcache instead of -all (or any other directive). Also note that qdec is
not very flexible, so you may want to use the command line stream.
On 11/27/2019 10:21 AM, Marisa Cathryn Ross wrote:
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Hello,
We have a large set of images that have been processed in FS 6.0 (on linux)
with manual edits for all stages of recon-all. We would like to utilize the
QDEC package to do group analyses, but did not have the -qcache flag in our
pipeline when we ran recon-all.
Is it possible to create the necessary fsaverage files without losing the
manual edits? We have never generated these files, as -qcache has not been
designated previously in our pipeline. If this is possible, how should we go
about re-running recon-all with -qcache so as to not lose the manual edits?
Thank you,
Marisa Ross
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Neuroscience and Public Policy Program
University of Wisconsin-Madison
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