Thank you for your suggestions Bruce and Mike.
Mike, could you please provide the motivation behind your suggestion of
using mean cortical thickness as a covariate ?
Let's consider this is the context of a simple example. Let's say we compare
the mean thickness of the pre-central gyrus in patien
To me, it makes much more sense to use mean cortical thickness as a
covariate for thickness-based analyses.
cheers,
Mike H.
> Hi Mehul,
>
> the MNI group had an abstract showing that thickness didn't need eTIV
> correction at HBM a number of years ago, and it has been our experience
> as well.
>
Hi Estephan,
1. Can't you just save tiffs of each of the different views and put them
together in photoshop?
2. You can write tcl scripts to do this kind of thing. For example
make_movie.tcl:
read_binary_sulc
set min_p 0
set max_p 36
for {set pno $min_p } { $pno <= $max_p} {incr pno 1} {
Hello FreeSurfer experts,
I am playing with displaying FEAT output over the 3D pial surface
provided by FS. I was wondering if somebody knows how to:
1. See both hemispheres side-by-side at the same time (both pial and
inflated, if possible);
2. Make a video of the output 3D brain rot
