Anil,
flirt is an FSL utility that is included in the freesurfer distribution
in the $FREESURFER_HOME/fsl directory (in bin). Normally, freesurfer
will setup a path to it. Make sure it is in your path.
Nick
On Mon, 2007-11-26 at 16:26 -0600, Anil Roy wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I wanted to test t
The FSL library or the path to FSL is missing.
regards,
Pedro Paulo Oliveira Jr.
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Assunto:[Freesurfer] recon-all Flirt Error
De: "Anil Roy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Data: 26/11/2007 22:38
Hello All,
I wanted to test the Freesurfer installation by running re
Looks like you don't have FSL installed or it is not in your path.
Anil Roy wrote:
Hello All,
I wanted to test the Freesurfer installation by running recon-all but
I received an error saying flirt no found. Can someone point me to the
cause of this problem, is it a missing library or some ot
Hello All,
I wanted to test the Freesurfer installation by running recon-all but I
received an error saying flirt no found. Can someone point me to the cause
of this problem, is it a missing library or some other issue?
I have posted the output from running recon-all on bert below.
Thanks,
Anil
It depends on how you measure the FWHM that you are going to plug into
GRF. How are you computing it? If you are using our tools, then you
would use neither. Rather, you'd use the average surface area for the
group. This is stored in the average surface. You can determine it with
mris_info
jo
Sorry, what's the error in there?
Alexander Fornito wrote:
Sorry, I ran the --debug flag after running the first command. It is not
the cause of the error. Here is the output after testavg has been deleted.
make_average_surface --subjects cann01 cann02 cann04 cann05 cann06 cann07
cann08 cann0
Yes, that should work. Make sure to specify --noreshape and to use mgh
format as the output. Then in matlab you can run
f = MRIread('yourfile.mgh');
The pixel data will be in f.vol
doug
Bruce Fischl wrote:
Hi Maryam,
not sure if Doug is still reading email, but he would be the one to
ask.
Can you run any of the other matlab-based fsfast commands? I've never
tried it on a power pc, so maybe the matlab version is slightly
different (looks like it does not know when to quit).
You can try running it outside of mc-sess with:
cd /Users/lreddy/Desktop/Leila-Data/FSFAST_Tutorial/Sessio
Hi, sorry for the delay. In theory, DODS is better than DOSS because
you have an extra parameter you can use to fit the data and it will not
bias you to find a false positive. On the other hand, it does cost you
DOF, so if you have a small number of subjects, it can increase the
false negative
Are you still having this problem? What platform are you running on?
Leila Reddy wrote:
Hi,
I recently installed freesurfer, AFNI etc but am having problems with mc-sess.
The script runs and gets to the stage in each run where it calls up matlab,
enters the MRIwrite command but then gives the
try this:
mris_flatten -distances 20 20 lh.occip.patch.3d lh.occip.flat.patch.flat
On Mon, 26 Nov 2007, romain valabregue wrote:
Hello,
I define a patch of the occipital lob
flat_patch
and run the comand
mris_flatten lh.occip.patch.3d lh.occip.flat.patch.3d
why do I end up with a 'closed'
Hello,
I define a patch of the occipital lob
and run the comand
mris_flatten lh.occip.patch.3d lh.occip.flat.patch.3d
why do I end up with a 'closed' flattened surface
points around the cutting line stay close and not far away like in
classical view
like this one :
What's wrong
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