eesurfer] Qdec - ROI - different thickness results
À: "Alex Hanganu"
Cc: "FS Mailing List"
Date: Dimanche 27 février 2011, 0h28
the easiest way to determine X from Y and blue from red (ie, which group
is getting thicker or thinner) is to Ctrl-right click on a vertex within
t
the easiest way to determine X from Y and blue from red (ie, which group
is getting thicker or thinner) is to Ctrl-right click on a vertex within
the region of interest on the cortex result display. a plot will appear
showing the raw thickness values for your groups, and which-is-which
should obvi
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mris_anatomical_stats -l (ROIx-lh.label address) -b SUBJECT_NAME lh
the results are the same,
qdec: X>Y
mris: X a
écrit :
De: Douglas N Greve
Objet: Re: [Freesurfer] Qdec - ROI - different thickness results
À: "Alex Hanganu"
Cc: "FS Mailing List"
Date: Vendredi 25 février
label/ directory.
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> Thank you for your help Doug !
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> Have a great day,
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> Alex.
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> --- En date de : *Ven 25.2.11, Douglas N Greve
> //* a écrit :
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> De: Douglas N Greve
> Objet: Re: [Freesurfer] Qdec - ROI - different thickness results
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écrit :
De: Douglas N Greve
Objet: Re: [Freesurfer] Qdec - ROI - different thickness results
À: "Alex Hanganu"
Cc: "FS Mailing List"
Date: Vendredi 25 février 2011, 16h52
blue means that X>Y. So that sounds like it is compatible with your ROI
results, yes?
doug
Ale
blue means that X>Y. So that sounds like it is compatible with your ROI
results, yes?
doug
Alex Hanganu wrote:
> Dear Freesurfer Experts,
>
> In qdec for question:
> "Does the average thickness differ between X and Y"
> we received blue colored regions, meaning that thickness for group Y
> is lo
Dear Freesurfer Experts,
In qdec for question:
"Does the average thickness differ between X and Y"
we received blue colored regions, meaning that thickness for group Y is lower
then X ?
We created ROIs for each region, and extracted cortical thickness for each ROI
for each subject using mris_an
