Nate:
Is there a reason you don't want to coregister them with AFNI's coregistration?
Regardless, AFNI also has a program to covert AFNI format to ANALYZE format
data.
Be aware however that AFNI supports all 48 possible data orders, while ANALYZE
does not... so keep good track of the right-lef
Lukas,
The newer machines that we use here at the NMR center for Linux have
roughly this configuration:
http://www.verari.com/nemesys_1.asp
That is:
- dual 2.5GHz Opteron (AMD) processor
- 8GB RAM
- NVIDIA GeFORCE video card
- 100GB hard disk
These are not requirements but rather 'recommendat
You can use spmregister (front end for spm) or fsl_rigid_register (uses
fsl). Neither spm nor fsl will accept BRIKS, but I think the wrappers
will as they will convert the input to analyze using mri_convert. If
not, then you'll have to convert them youself.
You should also use tkregister2 to c
Hi Bruce,
I would be happy if you could send me a sample configuration!
Many thanks in advance,
Lukas
Am 10 Oct 2005 um 9:07 hat Bruce Fischl geschrieben:
> Hi Lukas,
>
> we've been using CENT OS4, with opterons. We can send you a complete
> recent sample configuration if you like.
>
> Bruc
