Can you send me the annotation file?
On Thu, 3 Feb 2005, Wan Park wrote:
hi, i am using a mac G5.
after successfully doing the talairach (thanks tosa and quinn) i went through
and i did the parcellation:
(last part)
labeling surface...
relabeling using gibbs priors...
000: 12553 changed, 169800
Hi Margaret,
mri_motion_correct calls the mni rigid body alignment code. Use it as:
mri_motion_correct...
cheers,
Bruce
p.s. you still are probably better off just using one volume. There's no
difference in processing, but more manual intervention will probably be
needed.
On
Thu, 3 Feb 200
hi, i am using a mac G5.
after successfully doing the talairach (thanks tosa and quinn) i went through and i did the parcellation:
(last part)
labeling surface...
relabeling using gibbs priors...
000: 12553 changed, 169800 examined...
001: 3181 changed, 48112 examined...
002: 1021 changed, 1
The best thing is to follow the instructions in recon-all -help.
recon-all will automatically use mri_motion_correct2. Basically, you
just need to put your two scans in mri/orig/001 and mri/orig/002.
However, if there is an artifact (as Ev suggests), then you'll have to
use just one of the scans.
Hi, Both images are from here on the old bay 2 scanner, they just
occurred 1 month apart. Could you describe a little for me how to use
mri_motion_correct and how it differs from setup structural scans in
csurf? I checked the wiki, but it did not have tons of info. Also, what
are the major diff
You're better off using mri_vol2vol. There are lots of docs with --help,
including how to convert a volume into talairach space.
doug
Joongnam Yang wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I ran "func2tal" with functional data (*.img) and got
>
> INFO: autodetected functype raw
> ERROR: only selxavg, selavg, and
