After a conventional FS run you can do the following:

$>mri_annotation2label --subject <subj> --hemi <hemi> --lobesStrict 
<hemi>.lobesStrict.annot

Which will create an annotation file <hemi>.lobesStrict.annot 
containing the lobar labels. To extract these into their own individual 
label files, do

$>mri_annotation2label --subject <subj> --hemi <hemi> --annotation 
lobesStrict --outdir <subj>/label

This will populate the <subj>/label directory with files:

<hemi>.frontal.label
<hemi>.parietal.label
<hemi>.temporal.label
<hemi>.occiptal.label
<hemi>.cingulate.label

So, to be pendantic, if you want the lobar labels for the left 
hemisphere of a subject called 'sub1', you would

$>mri_annotation2label --subject sub1 --hemi lh --lobesStrict 
lh.lobesStrict.annot
$>mri_annotation2label --subject sub1 --hemi lh --annotation 
lobesStrict --outdir sub1/label

HTH
-=R


On Thu Feb 28 09:24:58 2013, Sudhin A. Shah wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Is there a lookup table I can use to convert free surfer labels to lobes? 
> Either label nos (1006, 2006 etc) or label names (ctx-rh-superiorfrontal)? I 
> have 86 labels and want an easy way to differentiate them into the 
> corresponding lobes.
>
> Thanks,
> S
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