I have just discovered a small bug in the NIFTI reader in FreeSurfer.
The bug caused the sform/qfrom matrix to be slightly off for oblique
volumes that are non-isotropic (the more oblique and the more
non-isotropic, the worse). Part of the error involves the matrix being
slightly non-orthogon
I guess the easiest way is to save the output cluster number (--ocn
option to mri_surfcluster), then create a segmentation lookup table
(like FreeSurferColorLUT.txt), one row for each of your clusters. Then
run mri_segstats, passing the ocn as the --seg, your new color table as
--ctab, the mr
Hello all,
I have just completed a group analysis of cortical thickness, including
running the full Monte Carlo simulation to obtain cluster-wise multiple
comparison corrections. Now I would like to know, for the clusters I'm
interested in, how best to go about doing a statistical power analysis
Cameron,
If a bad talairach alignment prevents the creation of the surfaces (the
files in the subjects surf directory), then just exclude the '--surf
orig' flag from the tkregister2 cmd line. Use the 'Compare' button to
switch between the template (the blurry image) and your subject. It is
a lot
Does the lh.orig surface exist for that subject?
Cameron Ellis wrote:
Hi,
Hopefully this is something simple. When I try to check the talairach
transform for my subjects I type:
tkregister2 --mgz --s SM1C2_autoreconall --fstal --surf orig
and then I get this error:
subject = SM1C2_autorecona
Hi,
Hopefully this is something simple. When I try to check the talairach
transform for my subjects I type:
tkregister2 --mgz --s SM1C2_autoreconall --fstal --surf orig
and then I get this error:
subject = SM1C2_autoreconall
Reading lh surface orig
MRISread(/space/troy/3/users/retrievalnewest/SM
Don,
I've received the input data that you sent me which is failing the
mri_ca_normalize step for you. It appears that this data fails the
skull-strip step, as the brainmask.mgz is very wrong (large sections of
brain are missing).
In general, it is always a good idea to check the brainmask.mgz f
actually you should check the talairach, which I think is why the skull
stripping is failing (in fact the intensity normalization failed because
of the talairach problem, which caused everything afterwards to fail)
On
Mon, 8 Jan 2007, Nick Schmansky wrote:
Don,
I've received the input data t
Hi Chunchun,
please look at surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/fswiki/BugReporting and gives all the
information it asks for, and then we can help you out.
thanks
doug
Chunchun Ni wrote:
hi,
I converted one analyze file to MGZ format, then try use the
recon-all -autorecon-all -subjid bert (replac
hi,
I converted one analyze file to MGZ format, then try use the
recon-all -autorecon-all -subjid bert (replace subjectid by myid ), but the
command run nothing but Flag: -subjectid unrecognized. Anybody has some idea
how to fix it? Thanks for any help!
Chunchun
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