Hi Bruce,
They have the same geometry, but didn't have the same center (128 128
128 vs 128 118 72). I guess freeview doesn't not show this difference,
or handle it in a different way than mris_calc.
Nevertheless, when both volumes have the same center (mri_convert -oc 0
0 0), the mris_calc -o o
In your use case below, the output volumes in each case are 'out.mgz'.
There should be *no* modifications to binF1.mgz or binF2.mgz.
'mris_calc' in fact only reads from those files, it does not write to or
manipulate them in any way.
So I don't completely understand how their contents can be mo
Hi Christophe
what does mri_info tell you about them? Are they the same geometry?
Bruce
On Fri,
12 Oct 2012, Christopher Coello wrote:
> Dear Freesurfer community,
>
> Using freeview, I can visualize that two binary volumes are overlaying
> in some parts.
> freeview -v binF1.mgz -v binF2.mgz
>
>
