The parcellation starts off in fsaverage space. It is mapped through the
surface-based registration into the native subjects surface space.
There, the boundaries are refined to better fit the individual. The
transformation is based on folding patterns which are pretty consistent
across the age span.
On 7/24/18 6:50 AM, Martin Steppan wrote:
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Dear Freesurfer/s,
Sorry, it might be a stupid question, since I am a newbie in this field.
Is the ?.aparc.stats file somehow based on transformation to fsaverage
space? I am aware that this is the case for -qcache, but is this also
true for the predefined ROI results?
I am asking, because we also have juvenile brains, and transformation
to the average adult brain could be a problem.
Does anyone have useful information for me?
Best wishes,
Martin
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