Getting ready to run longitudinal tracula. Does the sublist entries in the
dmrirc.long file refer to the cross-sectional or longitudinal processed subject
time points?
set subjlist = ( huey-scan1 \
huey-scan2 \
dewey-scan1 \
dewey-scan2 \
I have ran into a problem with mris_calc using Freesurfer 5.1 on Mac OS
Leopard. When running long_mris_slopes I am getting this error;
ERROR 1 : mris_calc compute sym. pct. change (spc) problem?
It seems to running properly until it hits;
mris_calc -o
/Volumes/larry/cluster_results/1007base3/
Freesurfer users,
I have ran into a malloc error running trac-all. Looks like the same error
that Stijn posted to the list on 17 Jun 2011. I did not see a solution posted.
It occurs in dmr_train using trac-all -prep –c dmrirc.txt. Also tried using
trac-all –prior –c dmrirc.txt with the sa
The command line arguments for creating the base subject in Freesurfer Ver. 4.4
longitudinal stream do not agree between the Wiki and recon-all --help.
On the Wiki support page,
2. create the base template and process it cross sectionally:
recon-all -base -tp -tp ... -all
>From recon-all
Been running Freesurfer on Linux 2.0 GHz machines. I like the results but need
to increase through-put for a 500 subject run. Got the money for a Mac Pro
with 8 cores and 16 GB ram. Is it likely that I will get an eight times gain
in through-put? Just need some kind of benchmark to determin
