Dear Doug et al
I was doing some cross-subject label morphing over a bunch of subjects (a big
continuous patch of vertices) and was having problems with quite a number of
'missing' vertices in the morphed label.
I saw Doug's previous response to this on the message board that there was a
dev
Hi,
I was using Mango and MriCron to view the results. But you are right
that in freeview it looks just fine :) I saved the yeo atlas image as
nifti and it is now looking well also on mango and MRIcroN. So I suppose
that the problem was with analyze format.
Thank you all for the help :)
Mat
Hi Fred, I think there are problems with trying to use v6 binaries
without the v6 distribution. Zeke may have more of an idea.
doug
On 8/4/16 4:32 AM, Fred Dick wrote:
Dear Doug et al
I was doing some cross-subject label morphing over a bunch of subjects
(a big continuous patch of vertices)
Note that this is a development version and should not be used to run
recon-all
On 8/4/16 9:02 AM, zkauf...@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu wrote:
> Hello Fred,
>
> Yes, newer development binaries on Mac are not compatible with previous
> releases of freesurfer. If you wish the use a newer binary you will n
Hello Fred,
Yes, newer development binaries on Mac are not compatible with previous
releases of freesurfer. If you wish the use a newer binary you will need
to use the latest developmemnt version of freesurfer. This can be
downloaded from the following page (see "Development Version"):
https://
Hi Fred
what version are you running? I think we fixed this bug a long time ago.
cheers
Bruce
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Thu, 4 Aug 2016, Fred Dick wrote:
Dear Doug et al
I was doing some cross-subject label morphing over a bunch of subjects (a
big continuous patch of vertices) and was having problems with quite a
it might be fixed in 5.3, no? What version are you using Fred?
On Thu, 4 Aug 2016, Douglas Greve wrote:
Hi Fred, I think there are problems with trying to use v6 binaries without
the v6 distribution. Zeke may have more of an idea.
doug
On 8/4/16 4:32 AM, Fred Dick wrote:
Dear Doug et
One possibility is the header information. I looked at the header
information and they are not exactly the same between the template and
atlas. Perhaps you can try the following:
>> mri_convert --targ Template_T1_IXI555_MNI152.nii --mov
>> Yeo2011_17Networks_MNI152_FreeSurferConformed1mm_LiberalM
Hi Sam
usually this means that the cerebellum is too far from isocenter and hence
has low SNR/more distortion. If you can place your subjects higher in the
scanner that might help.
For existing data try putting some control points in cerebellar wm or
brainstem. That might help
cheers
Bruce
Hi Bruce,
Thanks to your advice, I was able to generate a mgh file using
mri_vol2surf, and thus map the texture onto both the inflated and the
flattened surfaces.
I wonder whether it is possible to reversely map the vertices on the
vectorized surface (such as, ‘lh.orig’ or ‘lh.inflate') back to t
Dear Freesurfers,
Sorry if the question sounds too basic.
1. I am running an analysis on qdec with paired groups - normal and
patients,
To control for IntraCranialVolume(ICV),I am adding it as an 'nuisance
factor',Is it correct?
The suggested mode to add ICV to the tabled was to *demean* the ICV.
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