Hallo,
does somebody know, if there exist a similar program as DicomSorter for
Linux, that organize that images and put it in the right folders?
I run both, Windows and Linux on diferent parititions and its always a time
spending thing to load into windows just for DicomSorter...I tried to
inst
Hello all, Im a new user of FreeSurfer. We would like to start
processing a large number of the scans. We have acquired three different
sequences using a 1.5T GE scanner (a three dimensional T1-weighted SPGR
sequence, and two dimensional PD and T2 sequences). We have already
processed those s
Hi Roberto,
most of our stuff only works on the T1 (i.e. option 1). In general the
T2/PD is impossible to register accurately to the T1, which is why we
haven't used it in the past. We have some new sequences developed by Andre
van der Kouwe that resolve this problem, but they aren't widely us
Try using unpacksdcmdir and specify dicom as the output format. It will
also do conversions to various formats too.
doug
Thomas Doering wrote:
Hallo,
does somebody know, if there exist a similar program as DicomSorter
for Linux, that organize that images and put it in the right folders?
I ru
Dear List,
Awhile back Cameron Ellis wrote to the listserv to ask about stats files for
make_average_subject results.
He was looking for information on the # of vertices and I believe he found
another way to obtain that info.
I would like to revert to his orginal question of whether there is a
Hi Anisha, when you are debugging these things, it's best to go back as
close to the raw data as possible (rather than looking at the final
product on the flat map). Eg, try looking at the eccen and polar
significance maps separately in the volume, then on the surface, then
look at the phase ma
If you want to do stats on your cohort, you should use mris_preproc and
mri_glmft using the same subject list as you used to create the average
subject (you can pass all three programs an fsgd file to make sure that
you have the same in both). mri_glmfit will give you mean and std
thickness as
Hi all,
I was hoping someone could help me with the problem below. I'm a little
stuck on my analysis.
Thanks,
Alex
> On 11/28/2007 07:43 PM, Alex Fornito wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I have run qdec for a simple contrast comparing thickness across the
>> cortical surface between a patient and control group.
Dear FreeSurfers,
On my maiden voyage with selxavg3, I've encoutered an error and could use
some help. After processing several subjects successfully, selxavg3 quit
unexpectedly. Here is the exact message:
Warning: matrix is singular to working precision
> In fast_selxavg3 at 208
ntptot
Thanks for your help Pratap.
I've actually been trying to follow the tutorial and was running
simulations initially, but when I tried to re-trace my steps I ended
omitted them because I forgot they were necessary for mri_surfcluster.
Either way, the results are the same- I still get one who
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