i was going to have you link wm.mgz to T1.mgz as a hack to get
mris_anatomical_stats to dump the colortable, but i see that
mris_anatomical_stats complains about running against fsaverage. so
rather than add a hack on a hack, i'll just update mris_info to dump the
colortable of a .annot file.
Thanks, that should be helpful.
Is there a way to use mris_anatomical_stats on the .annot file that the cluster
correction creates within the qdec analysis folder, or do I need to map the
annotation to a subject in order to use mris_anatomical_stats? If I try to run
mris_anatomical_stats on th
Thanks, that should be helpful.
Is there a way to use mris_anatomical_stats on the .annot file that the cluster
correction creates within the qdec analysis folder, or do I need to map the
annotation to a subject in order to use mris_anatomical_stats? If I try to run
mris_anatomical_stats on th
or you can use the -c option of mris_anatomical_stats to extract the
colortable from the .annot file, edit the colors in that colortable, and
then specify that colortable with the -colortable option of tksurfer.
n.
On Fri, 2010-04-09 at 14:49 -0400, Douglas N Greve wrote:
> The only "easy" way to
The only "easy" way to do it is to create individual labels for each
cluster (using the label option or mri_annotation2label), then use
mris_label2annot and specify your own color table.
doug
Dankner, Nathan (NIH/NIMH) [F] wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am running cluster corrections on data and attemp
