sure, upload one and give us detailed instructions on how to find what
you think the problem is (like voxel coords of where you made an edit that
didn't result in the modifications you thought it would)
cheers
Bruce
On Sat, 1 Apr 2017, Octavian Lie wrote:
Dear Bruce,
I am using the recon ed
Dear Bruce,
I am using the recon editing and all voxels removed are 1. If this is the
correct value for removed wm voxels during editing, Is there a way I could
send you a subject?
Thank you,
Octavian
On Sat, Apr 1, 2017 at 8:47 AM, Bruce Fischl
wrote:
> Hi Octavian
>
> what tool are you using
Hi Octavian
what tool are you using for the deletion of wm voxels? Make sure it is
the "recon editing" tool in freeview or the equivalent. We do NOT set
voxels to 0 when you erase - we set them to 1. This allows us to detect the
erasure and preserve it during reprocessing.
cheers
Bruce
On
Dear All,
I am stuck. Several brains I segment need both wm and pial edits, typically
deleting incorrectly incorporated voxels, such as dural voxels for pia, and
basal temporal hyperintensity artifact or bright dural voxels included due
to partial volume effects for wm.
I edited brainmask.mgz or
