Hi Mike
sorry, I never really documented it. Essentially they provide limits on
the allowable intensities of the various tissue classes at the different
boundaries (gray/white and pial). Unless those constraints are satisfied it
will not try to place the boundary in that region
cheers
Bruce
On Sat, 13 Sep 2014, Matt
Glasser wrote:
Have a look at mris_make_surfaces.c, this is how I learned about most of
this stuff as the code is pretty well commented (and Bruce telling me
things).
Peace,
Matt.
On 9/12/14, 11:01 PM, "Harms, Michael" <mha...@wustl.edu> wrote:
Hi Bruce,
I was wondering if there is info somewhere about what each of those 7 MIN_
and MAX_ variables control regarding the positioning of the white and pial
surfaces?
thanks,
-MH
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On 9/9/14 7:35 AM, "Bruce Fischl" <fis...@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu> wrote:
Hi Andrea
what is the background image? This is usually either a failure of the
intensity normalization or of the surface deformation/segmentation to
adaptively estimate the underlying intensity distributions of the
gray/white matter. If you look in recon-all.log for that subject you will
find a set of lines like:
setting MIN_GRAY_AT_WHITE_BORDER to 71.1 (was 70)
setting MAX_BORDER_WHITE to 112.0 (was 105)
setting MIN_BORDER_WHITE to 83.0 (was 85)
setting MAX_CSF to 59.1 (was 40)
setting MAX_GRAY to 100.0 (was 95)
setting MAX_GRAY_AT_CSF_BORDER to 77.0 (was 75)
setting MIN_GRAY_AT_CSF_BORDER to 47.2 (was 40)
in your case for example you will probably find that the min_border_white
is too high or tha the max_gray is too low. You can set these using the
expert opts for both mri_segment and mris_make_surfaces.
cheers
Bruce
On Tue, 9 Sep 2014, Andrea
Horváth wrote:
Dear Freesurfers,
After running recon-all, the wm surfaces are too close to the pial
surface,
some gray matter is segmented as white matter as seen in the attached
picture (red cross: a bigger cortical part is included in the white
matter).
How can I shrink the wm surface?
Thank you for your help!
Andrea
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