Hi,
I would really appreciate a help (steps or a link to description) on how to
display cortical thinning on an inflated surface. I ran a subject through
recon-all -autorecon3 and now I would basically want to see, where (s)he has
abnormal thickness of the cortex.
Thanks a lot in advance,
Mar
Martin,
I'm working on this too. I think you may want to do a group analysis so the
pointer is:
http://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/fswiki/FreeSurferGroupAnalysis
The recon-all process should pass step 1, 2 and 3 and not just 3. So you
should run: recon-all -all -s subjid
Also you can use the file
Hi, Pedro Paulo Oliveira:
Thank you for your answers. But, I'm a rookie of Linux.
I don't know what do you mean and how to do that for the answer 2?
Can you tell me detail and get me some command lines?
Thank you again.
2007/10/4, Pedro Paulo Oliveira Jr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> 1) Yes. mri
You can execute:
cd /usr/lib
ln -s libstd++.so.6 libstd++.so.5
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I'm trying to use fs-fast to analysis the PET data, but found that the first
level analysis is specially designed for fmri. Is there any way to use
fs-fast to analysis the PET data?
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Feng-Xian,
If you have fedora core 4, then you should the centos4 build of freesurfer
which is built against the libstdc++.so.6 libs, unlike the rh9 build of
freesurfer, which it appears you are using, which is built against the
libstdc++.so.5 libs.
Nick
> Hi, Pedro Paulo Oliveira:
>Tha
I'm trying to use freesurfer/fsfast on Mac Pro and found preproc-sess
fails in mcparams2etreg.
The problem seems actually in Mac version of MATLAB, which does not
terminate properly when it finishes processing the piped code without
an explicit 'exit' at the end of it (I asked Mathworks and
I have some functional data coregistered to MRI, is it possible to apply
linear and nonlinear transformation that we got at MRI recon-all to those
functional data?
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yes, I think mri_vol2vol will do this.
cheers,
Bruce
On Mon, 8 Oct 2007, lan lin wrote:
I have some functional data coregistered to MRI, is it possible to apply
linear and nonlinear transformation that we got at MRI recon-all to those
functional data?
Hi Martin,
do you want to display an individual thickness map or do a group study?
If the former, you can load the ?h.thickness file from the subject's surf
directory using file->overlay->load overlay. If the latter, you want to use
Doug's group analysis tools.
cheers,
Bruce
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