It's an empirical relationship based on the number of iterations
needed to get a delta function to look like a gaussian of a certain
FWHM. You can still specify the number of iterations with --nsmooth. See
the --help.
doug
On 8/5/10 5:34 PM, Xinian Zuo wrote:
> Nice to know the gold standard
Hi all,
I have read about the eTIV and how to obtain it in the paper from Buckner
et al. but I have a question related to the implementation of it in
Freesurfer, just to be sure that I have correctly understood it. Regarding
the volumes of the subcortical structures presented in "aseg.stats", are
Thank you very much, Doug!
On Fri, Aug 6, 2010 at 9:24 AM, Douglas Greve wrote:
> It's an empirical relationship based on the number of iterations needed to
> get a delta function to look like a gaussian of a certain FWHM. You can
> still specify the number of iterations with --nsmooth. See the
no, all volumes are in native space. We also provide the eTIV so you can
do whatever you want for correction.
cheers
Bruce
On Fri, 6 Aug 2010, Yolanda Vives
wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have read about the eTIV and how to obtain it in the paper from Buckner
> et al. but I have a question related to
Hi, expert,
I would like to measure the volume of hippocampus, is there any way i can
obtain the raw volume of hippocampus for each subject? How can I obtain it?
In fact, in the folder stats, there is a file named aseg.stat, where I can find
a line which contains "ColHeaders Index SegId NVox
look at the aseg.stats
sum left with right
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On Fri, Aug 6,
the Volume_mm3 entry is the raw volume in native space.
cheers
Bruce
On Fri, 6 Aug 2010, Zhangyuanchao wrote:
Hi, expert,
I would like to measure the volume of hippocampus, is there any way i can
obtain the raw volume of hippocampus for each subject? How can I obtain it?
In fact, in the fo
hi, thanks for your quick reply.
I am a little puzzled, if volume of the line corresponding to Left hippocampus
is the sum of the left and the right, why the volume corresponding to the right
hippocampus is different from the left? How can I obtain the left and right
volume of hippocampus resp
the volume of each is given separately. I think what PPJ was saying is
that you can sum them to get the total if you want
On Fri, 6 Aug 2010,
Zhangyuanchao wrote:
hi, thanks for your quick reply.
I am a little puzzled, if volume of the line corresponding to Left hippocampus
is the sum of th
ok, however, why it is larger than I expected, the volume of one
hippocampus from aseg.stats is larger than 4000mm^3, but I noticed that the
hippocampus volume for each hemisphere from ADNI data is mostly between
2000mm^3-3000mm^3, I do not know why the difference is so great.
Thanks!
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are your subject elderly or do they have AD? The ADNI subjects will hae
smaller than normal hippocampal volumes
On Fri, 6 Aug 2010, Zhangyuanchao wrote:
ok, however, why it is larger than I expected, the volume of one
hippocampus from aseg.stats is larger than 4000mm^3, but I noticed that
Hi all,
Regarding the white matter parcellations in the wmparc.stats file, is it
necessary to normalize these values by eTIV or by another factor? Or
should this step be skipped as with the cortical thickness measures
(?h.aparc, etc.)?
Thanks!
-Jason
Hi!
I was able to use mri_convert to reslice aprc+aseg.mgz to the original dicom
coordinates/space. However, I wonder if I need to do the same for all surface
files, i.e. mapping vertex coordinate to different one. If I need to do that,
which utility should I use?
Gen
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