Doug,
I want all GM.
Ed
On 26 Aug, 2009, at 18:53 , freesurfer-requ...@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu
wrote:
For WM, you can use aparc+aseg.mgz and use indices 2 and 41. Do you
want
a particular GM or all GM?
Ed Gronenschild wrote:
Doug,
The file "segmentation.mgz" doesn't exist.
I think that
Hi,
I got the following error during processing my subject nr 104 with
recon-all:
ERROR: - FindPacePath: could not find path.
The error log tells that it occurred during execution of the command
mris_topo_fixer -mgz -warnings 104 rh
What to do?
Ed
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did you try using the old (default) topology fixer? Usually
mris_fix_topology is called in recon-all unless you specify otherwise.
cheers,
Bruce
On
Tue, 1 Sep 2009, Ed Gronenschild wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I got the following error during processing my subject nr 104 with
> recon-all:
>
> ERROR: - Find
Has anyone had a chance to take a further look at the output
differences in using the -mprage option yet? (I'm still new at
freesurfer and probably wouldn't know what to look for...)
-Alex
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Hi Bruce,
The log file tells that mris_fix_topology did fail (euler number != 2)
and that's why the topo_fixer was used.
Ed
On 1 Sep 2009, at 15:12, Bruce Fischl wrote:
> did you try using the old (default) topology fixer? Usually
> mris_fix_topology is called in recon-all unless you specify ot
I see. Have you looked at the orig.nofix surface? If there is a huge
defect (e.g. cerebellum or skull connected to cortex) then things
will fail. Make sure nothing is dramatically wrong with it or the aseg.mgz
first.
Bruce
On
Tue, 1 Sep 2009, Ed Gronenschild wrote:
> Hi Bruce,
>
> The log f
Bruce,
You're right: the skullstripping didn't go well so that
part of the skull is still present. I'll try to fix that.
Thanks,
Ed
On 1 Sep 2009, at 16:03, Bruce Fischl wrote:
> I see. Have you looked at the orig.nofix surface? If there is a huge
> defect (e.g. cerebellum or skull connected to
I assume my question has been skipped. sorry for bothering you again!
Hi,
I am trying to extract Talairach coordinates belonging to white matter
volumes (wmparc subregions). Although tkmedit gives the coordinates for
volumes, so far I have not found a feasible way by which I could print
out th
Hi all,
I've tried running tksurfer to look at inflated hemispheres, and I can't
seem to get my computer (or other machines for that matter) to show the
entire inflated surface. All i get is a small bit of occipital cortex (that
moves around and refreshes just fine), but I can't seem to get anyth
I haven't experienced this with Freesurfer, but I have had this problem
with Caret using Linux workstations with pre-installed NVIDIA drivers
that were apparently not working correctly. Downloading and
re-installing the NVIDIA driver corrected the problem on my Linux box.
On 09/01/2009 01:32 P
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