Hi Hongquan,
John clearly explained how to convert caret foci files to fociproj and then
import them into wb.
Regarding the 4 rfMRI datasets per subjects, these are each 15min scans, giving
a total of 1 hr, with 2 runs in each RL or LR phase encoding direction. See
the Data Release manual for
A foci file from Caret5 cannot be imported into wb_view but one can convert the
foci file to a foci projection file and import the foci projection file.
In Caret5:
* Load your foci file and the surface(s) on which you created your foci.
* Select Layers Menu->Foci->Project Fiducial Foci
* In the F
Hi David and Tim,
Thank you for your help! I have tried to create .foci manually on the wb_view
and it looks great.
Also, as you suggested, I am trying to use Caret with greater capabilities but
have encountered another problem.
After I created a .foci file using Caret, I am not able to import
Hi Hongquan,
Based on your description, I think foci files may be the best fit for your
needs. Tim is correct that foci have to date been more extensively used in
Caret than in Workbench and that there aren’t yet a lot of wb_command tools for
manipulating foci (but there are a few listed in wb
Consider this command:
http://www.humanconnectome.org/software/workbench-command.php?function=-surface-closest-vertex
You can draw ROIs around the identified vertices on the surface with this
command:
http://www.humanconnectome.org/software/workbench-command.php?function=-surface-geodesic-rois
Hi HCP team,
I am new using HCP dataset and the workbench. I have been struggling for a
while for drawing points on the brain, and now I would like to seek for help
from experienced users.
I have some points in MNI coordinates(XYZ, radius = 10mm, can be transformed to
IJK), some are cortical poi
