Hi,

I am using mris_average_curvature to create an average thickness map across 
subjects (registered to fsaverage).

The command line I am running is:

mris_average_curvature  lh.thickness lh sphere.reg subj01 subj02 .... subj20 
outputfile

This produces the average, but my question is if there a way to also create a 
measure of variability at the vertex level from that group, e.g. the associated 
variance or standard deviation?

Thanks,
Thomas

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