you can try mri_coreg with --dof 7

On 4/4/17 2:31 AM, Paolo wrote:
For further clarity, we want to evaluate the geometric distortions to test how robust different sequences are to the local magnetic filed/susceptibility variations. So we want to keep the image as untouched as possible, but possibly aligned for comparison.

Is there an option in FS to register an image with 7 DOF (global rescale)? I am thinking of/mri_robust_register,/ for which I see 3, 6, 12 DOF (--transonly, default and --affine).

2017-03-31 19:59 GMT+02:00 Bruce Fischl <fis...@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu <mailto:fis...@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu>>:

    for volumes you can use either

    mri_convert -at <transform>

    or

    mri_vol2vol.


    For surfaces I think mris_transform should do the trick (and
    possibly mri_surf2surf, but I defer to Doug on this)


    Bruce
    On Fri, 31 Mar 2017, Paolo wrote:

        Thank you for your answer.
        I don't want the transformation to distort my image.
        Is there a command to "apply" the transformation to both the
        files? Like:
         $ <some_command>   brainmask.mgz brainmask_registered.mgz
        --apply_transf  talairach.lta
         $ <some_command>   lh.white lh_registered.white
        --apply_transf  talairach.lta

        I aim to do this an all subjects: will they be aligned between
        themselves
        after the process?

        Thanks

        2017-03-31 15:59 GMT+02:00 Bruce Fischl
        <fis...@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu <mailto:fis...@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu>>:
              Hi Paolo

              if a linear transform is sufficient for your purposes
        you could
              just use
              the talairach.lta in the subjects/transforms dir. If you
        want
              nonlinear you
              could use talairach.m3z, but it will distort things (of
        course)

              cheers
              Bruce


              On Fri, 31 Mar 2017, Paolo wrote:

              >
              > TO: freesurfer@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu
        <mailto:freesurfer@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu>
              > SUBJECT: Registration of both the brain and the "surf"
        files
              to the same tem
              > plate.
              > AIM: register e.g. brainmask.mgz and ?h.white for many
              subjects all to the s
              > ame template, so that I can then take slices of
        brainmask.mgz
              and the superi
              > mposed WM surface accross subjects and compare them,
        confident
              that they are
              >  well alligned.
              > WHAT I TRIED: used mri_robust_register to register all the
              brainmask.mgz ima
              > ges to a T1_1mm_template. I looked for the respective
              "surface" template to
              > register the surfaces, and maybe use mri_surf2surf, cannot
              find a "surface"
              > template that corresponds to the "T1" template. Ideally I
              would like to use
              > the same .lta transformation BOTH for the T1 image and the
              surface. As I und
              > erstand (?) they have a different mesh-transformation
        matrix.
              > Best regards,
              > Paolo
              >
              >
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