what areas specifically? We have analyzed their data and have a paper
accepted at Cerebral Cortex on the surface-based equivalent atlas, which
is quite a bit more accurate than the linear or nonlinear volumetric
ones, and are getting ready to release it for general use.
cheers,
Bruce
On Tue, 13 Nov
2007, Martin Kavec wrote:
Thanks for reply, Bruce
On Tuesday 13 November 2007 13:43:03 you wrote:
Hi Martin,
I'll leave a) for Doug (and yes it is doable). For b) we'll need more
info. What kind of atlas? Is it in some common space?
It is a Julich probabilistic histological atlas, which is a part of the latest
FSL. I' am not 100% sure it is in common space, but I would guess it is.
Thanks,
Martin
Martin Kavec wrote:
Hi,
I can not find my way to map the results of the FSL fMRI group analysis
(FLAME1+2) from different subjects on their average surface. Here is in
more details what I have done:
1. fMRI analysis of each subject in FSL
2. group analysis (FLAME1+2) in FSL
3. cortical reconstruction of each subject in FS
4. average subject, surface, volume in FS
and I would like to
a) project results of 2 on results of 4
b) project an ROI from histological atlas on a)
Is this doable? Thanks a lot in advance.
Martin
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