Yep. That would explain it. Thanks!
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Jim Porter
Graduate Student
Clinical Science & Psychopathology Research
University of Minnesota
Doug Greve wrote:
The values in the mgh file should be -log10(abs(CWP)). Would that
explain the discrepancy?
James N Porter wrote:
Hello-
Hello All-
When viewing the scalar overlays in qdec, how do I tell which
coefficient is being displayed when I select "Regression Coefficients"
from the menu? Having more than one regressor, I would expect more than
one overlay of coefficients. Am I missing something very elementary?
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Hello-
When I look at the CWP results of mri_surfcluster in the sig.cluster.sum
versus the resultant sig.cluster.mgh, the results are different.
Specifically, all clusters negatively correlated with my independent
variable display a value in tksurfer of -1+CWP, and clusters that are
positivel
Hi Nick-
I've run into the same problem recently and am looking at piping my FreeSurfer data out to another stats program. There is all sorts of info on the list about sending FS data out to Matlab, but are there any tips for getting it into a format that SPM will agree with? My other option is t
Howdy-
I am working in qdec and having a problem selecting vertices. I can move
the cross-hairs by entering a vertex number in the "Jump to vertex
number" box, but I can't actually just click on the brain to get the
vertex where I want it. Also, the ctrl-click function to pull up the
scatterp
Sorry to say but, just like for Juergen, the same error pops up for
make_average_volume when run by itself or within the new
make_average_subject scripts.
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Jim Porter
Graduate Student
Clinical Science & Psychopathology Research
University of Minnesota
James N. Porter w
7;ve put new versions of
make_average_subject make_average_surface make_average_volume
here: ftp://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/transfer/outgoing/flat/greve
Copy them into $FREESURFER_HOME/bin (make backups:), and give it a try.
doug
James N. Porter wrote:
.mgh.harvard.edu/transfer/outgoing/flat/greve
Copy them into $FREESURFER_HOME/bin (make backups:), and give it a try.
doug
James N. Porter wrote:
So, I believe I have isolated the problem.
The failure happens during the mri_concat phase of
make_average_volumes
at
I can modify that would allow the programs to reach out and use the
swap space?
Thanks,
Jim
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Jim Porter
Graduate Student
Clinical Science & Psychopathology Research
University of Minnesota
James N. Porter wrote:
Juergen--Have you had successful resolution to this problem?
Juergen--Have you had successful resolution to this problem?
Nick--I'm attempting to average 175 subjects, but make_average_volume
returns the same error as Juergen reports.
> Allocing output
> MRIalloc(256,256,256): could not allocate 262144 bytes for
15547th slice
I'm running frees
ick
On Mon, 2007-12-10 at 13:32 -0600, James N. Porter wrote:
Hello Bruce-
From the wiki, I gather that I would rerun recon-all from -finalsurfs
onward, as that is the step that calls make_final_surfaces. In order to
insert the fix_mtl flag I'll have to run that section via a sepa
he surfaces instead of the aseg, as we find it to be more accurate
than the voxel-based techniques.
cheers,
Bruce
On Tue, 27 Nov 2007, James N. Porter wrote:
Hello FreeSurfer Folks-
I've seen several threads in the archives discussing the expected
inaccuracies in the pial, white, a
(subject) will not be found.
I will try to improve the qdec code to automatically handle files like
this (ie 'Mac' text files).
Nick
On Tue, 2007-12-04 at 22:10 -0600, James N. Porter wrote:
Actually, scratch that. I had a hunch that I should change my header
from "subj&
& Psychopathology Research
University of Minnesota
James N. Porter wrote:
Hello-
I'm getting a rather nondescript message of "Error loading the data
table" when I try to load my qdec.table.dat into the qdec GUI. I've
tried using Excel, OpenOffice Calc, OpenOffice Wordp
Hello-
I'm getting a rather nondescript message of "Error loading the data
table" when I try to load my qdec.table.dat into the qdec GUI. I've
tried using Excel, OpenOffice Calc, OpenOffice Wordprocessor, and Kate
to save my table as a tab-delimited text file. Nothing works. Any
suggestions o
Hello FreeSurfer Folks-
I've seen several threads in the archives discussing the expected
inaccuracies in the pial, white, and orig surfaces running through
subcortical structures. However, I've been unable to ascertain exactly
how much and what kind of inaccuracy is acceptable. It makes sense
Hello FreeSurfers-
At any point in the recon-all processing stream does a voxel by voxel
map of segmentation probability values get generated? If not, are that
at all obtainable through post-processing methods?
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Jim Porter
Graduate Student
Clinical Science & Psychopathology Research
Univers
Hello-
I've been working through the Skull Stripping checking/corrections
tutorial and have a question. So far, I have found no problems akin to
the tutorial, where skull is left behind or brain parts are missing.
However, I do see remnants of eyeballs/eye sockets, arteries, and
dura/pia/meni
Doug-
It's not really a 'problem' per se, I'm just writing analysis scripts
and I only want my terminal to display things that I write, like
"Registering subject X" instead of flying through the ras-to-vox tables
and such. It's just a visual aesthetic display issue for me.
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