You should map the fmri volume to the surface with mri_vol2surf. Then
run mri_segstats with --vox vertexno 0 0 and use the --avgwf output option.
doug
YUMI MAEDA wrote:
> when I want to get the timecourse from vertex number, what is the option
> name can I use?
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> YUMI
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>> Yes, that is c
when I want to get the timecourse from vertex number, what is the option
name can I use?
YUMI
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> Yes, that is correct. You can have it produce one time course with --id
1
> doug
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> YUMI MAEDA wrote:
>> Doug,
>> thank you very much. I tried with --ctab-out
>> my timecourse data and annot has di
Yes, that is correct. You can have it produce one time course with --id 1
doug
YUMI MAEDA wrote:
> Doug,
>
> thank you very much. I tried with --ctab-out
> my timecourse data and annot has different dimention and I got this message.
>
> ERROR: dimension mismatch between input volume and seg
> i
Doug,
thank you very much. I tried with --ctab-out
my timecourse data and annot has different dimention and I got this message.
ERROR: dimension mismatch between input volume and seg
input 96 32 96
seg 119778 1 1
Then I tried this to get the same dimension,
mri_label2vol --label ./ROI.labe
You have specified two segmentations (an annotation and a segmentation).
Just use one (probably the annot). There will be a column for each label
in the annot. Use the --ctab-out to get a color table that indicates
which column belongs to which region.
doug
YUMI MAEDA wrote:
> HI,
> I am trying
