Hi, I'd like to create binary masks in the nifti-format from each of the
subcortical segmentations in freesurfer, separately (one for
hippocampus, one for thalamus, and so forth..). Is there any way to do
this automatically from the command line?
Thanks,
Martin Ystad
Ph.D. cand
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my manual edits will be saved by default. However, is there any need to
re-run the autorecon1-steps for my subjects?
Also: when do you plan to release the next version of FreeSurfer?
Many thanks,
Martin Ystad
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le frontal
lobe, so that only the voxels intersected by the surface belonging to
the specific label I choose appear white, and everything else is black.
How do I get this output from FreeSurfer?
Thanks,
Martin Ystad
PhD-candidate,
University of Bergen, Norway
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ze aparc+aseg.mgz to
> give a mask of an area (use --match), then take the intersection of the
> mask with the surface-in-volume.
>
> doug
>
> Martin Ystad wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> I'm working on a fractal dimension analysis of the pial- and
>> white-m
there any way to do
this with FreeSurfer?
Thanks,
Martin
Douglas N Greve wrote:
> The 2nd step only creates a mask of the entire surface. You need a
> step 3 in which you multiply them together:
>
>
> 3. mris_calc -o product.mgz lobe.mgz mul lobe_surface.mgz
>
> Martin Ystad w
Hi,
I'd like to try out some simple regression analysis on some of my data.
I've completed the tutorial until the mri_glmfit step where I get the error
message:
ERROR: gdfRead: gruppefil.txt is not formated properly
I really can't see what's wrong with my file, I've even copy-pasted one of the
-calabel, would there be a command that re-runs
-calabel and the rest of the autorecon2 stream?
Thanks,
Martin Ystad
University of Bergen, Norway.
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% of
the 3.0.1-volumes.
What is the reason for this?
How much of the processing stream do I have to re-run?
Thanks,
Martin Ystad
Medical Student
University of Bergen, Norway.
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Hi, I noticed that routinely checking the subcortical segmentation
(aseg.mgz) is not part of the Recommended Reconstruction Work Flow. Is
this because the subcortical segmentation is highly accurate, or because
manual intervention in the aseg is not recommended anyway?
Thanks,
Martin Ystad
PhD
ted?
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> On May 13, 2010, at 7:58 AM, Martin Ystad wrote:
>
>
>> Hi, I noticed that routinely checking the subcortical segmentation
>> (aseg.mgz) is not part of the Recommended Reconstruction Work Flow. Is
>> this because the subcortical segmentation is highly accurate
re of?
Thanks,
Martin Ystad
Medical Student
University of Bergen
Institute of Biomedicine
Jonas Lies vei 91, 5009
Bergen, Norway.
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If it hasn't worked, let me know, maybe there's another problem.
good luck,
Jenni
On Fri, 28 Oct 2005, Martin Ystad wrote:
Hi, I'm currently running the latest developmental release for RedHat
9, but I seem to have some problems concerning the
intesity-normalization. Unfortuna
volume looks ok?
Thanks,
Martin Ystad
Medical Student
University of Bergen
Institute of Biomedicine
Jonas Lies vei 91, 5009
Bergen, Norway.
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e the first normalization done
without control points, and the wm.mgz -volume is also bad. So are the
surfaces.
How do I make freesurfer produce the same good results as I got during
the first normalization? Do I need to specify the use of control points
again, even though the brain.mgz volume l
t the subcortical segmentation won't work
properly? Will this munificent use of control-points constitute a source
of error for the cortical segmentation, or are the protocols relatively
robust?
Thanks,
Martin Ystad
Medical Student
University of Bergen
Institute of Biomedicine
Jonas Lies ve
its to the brainmask-
or wm-volume?
Thanks,
Martin Ystad
University of Bergen, Norway.
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edited, so I'd like to keep these changes)
Another question; if I run the -autorecon2-wm flag, will I save a lot of
computing time if I manually remove the Optic Nerve before doing so?
Thanks,
Martin Ystad
University of Bergen,
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nmask volume, and others made from the nu volume? Should I make new
transforms for all subjects, even though some of the original ones are
fine?
Thanks,
Martin Ystad
University of Bergen,
Norway.
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