as long as it is the same subject/hemi, then yes
On Tue, 10 Nov 2015, Gardus
III, John D wrote:
> Hi Bruce and Doug,
>
> Thanks so much for the advice.
>
> I think I'll try to hack something together since I have to perform this
> step for numerous subjects.
>
> One quick question - is the order
Yes, the order is preserved.
On 11/10/2015 11:05 AM, Gardus III, John D wrote:
> Hi Bruce and Doug,
>
> Thanks so much for the advice.
>
> I think I'll try to hack something together since I have to perform this
> step for numerous subjects.
>
> One quick question - is the order of the vertices pr
Hi Bruce and Doug,
Thanks so much for the advice.
I think I'll try to hack something together since I have to perform this
step for numerous subjects.
One quick question - is the order of the vertices preserved between the
pial curv and spherical curv ascii files?
Thanks again,
John
On 11/9/1
there used to be something built into tksurfer to do soap bubble
smoothing. You can try smooth_vals_spare from the tcl prompt. I think it
depends on setting the fixedval field in the vertex struct to 1 for the
stationary points of the soap bubble. You can first read in a file that is
1 for the
Sounds like you are trying to do soap bubble interpolation (?). I don't
think we have a binary for that. Maybe Bruce knows of one. You could
hack something together, with smoothing (mri_surf2surf), creating binary
masks (mris_binarize), and masking (mri_mask), and basic math operations
(fscalc
Hello all,
I'm in the process of mapping some non-FreeSurfer derived outcomes to a curv
file containing the vertices of the pial surface mesh. I have values at roughly
100 vertices, leaving some 37000 with 'nan'.
I then run an intra-subject surf2surf command in an attempt to interpolate
betwee
