Hi Dominic
the big problem is that you'll never know if you have a left/right swap.
sorry :<
Bruce
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Tue, 3 Nov 2009, Dominic Brendon Dwyer wrote:
> Hi Bruce,
>
> Thanks for your quick reply. Unfortunately the images are more than 10
> years old and have only been stored on our systems in anal
Hi Bruce,
Thanks for your quick reply. Unfortunately the images are more than 10
years old and have only been stored on our systems in analyze format.
I'm trying to source the original DAT tapes, but thought I'd try to fix
the problem without them. In the main I was puzzled that tkmedit reads
the
You can take the min of the two maps (mri_concat with --min option). For
correcting for multiple comparisons, you can apply the simulations
results to the resulting map (just make sure to use positive (pos) when
running the simulation).
doug
Derek Huffman wrote:
> Hello FreeSurfer Team,
>
> I
Hello FreeSurfer Team,
I am in the process of running a between-groups analysis in FreeSurfer (Two
groups: younger adults, older adults). We are analyzing areas of cortical
thickness that are important for memory recall. I am able to perform between
groups analysis in the QDEC that shows where the
Hi Kevin,
you can generate one by going to the surf directory for a subject and
running
mris_inflate -n lh.white lh.partially_inflated
where n ranges from 1 to 10 (10 is the default that gives the fully
inflated surface)
cheers
Bruce
On Mon, 2 Nov 2009, Liang, Kelvin wrote:
> Hi FS Folks
Hi FS Folks,
I've often seen articles present their data on semi-inflated cortical surfaces,
and I'd like to display my regions of interest in such a format. However, I've
only found inflated, pial, and white surface options in qdec or tksurfer. Am I
overlooking an option somewhere?
Thank yo
Hi Nick,
Why do you use 128 as the value for mri_tessellate in your suggestion below?
Should this value be used for all ROIs, regardless of hemisphere?
Thank you,
Liz Selgrade
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Well, if doing a thickness analysis, then mean cortical thickness seems
the "natural" covariate to use, if you want to answer the question
whether the thickness difference in a region is "beyond" any difference
that would be predicted based on mean cortical thickness. This is
especially relevant
Hi Dominic,
do you have access to any format previous to the analyze one? It doesn't
preserve orientation info, and all bets are off once you go through it.
cheers
Bruce
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Mon, 2 Nov 2009, Dominic Brendon Dwyer wrote:
> Dear Freesurfer developers,
>
>
>
> I have a few analyse images which are
Dear Freesurfer developers,
I have a few analyse images which are oriented incorrectly that are part
of a larger dataset. When viewed in tkmedit, what is supposed to be
coronal is actually displayed as axial and the sagittal is flipped. In
these cases the Talairach transform fails spectacularl
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