just visually. If we knew a way to automatically check it we would use that to correct it :)
On Sat, 2 Jul 2016, Jasmin Alves wrote:

Hi Bruce,
Thank you for clarifying, this makes more sense, is there a way to check the
subcortical segmentation? 

Thanks!
Jasmin 

On Sat, Jul 2, 2016 at 7:28 PM, Bruce Fischl <fis...@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu>
wrote:
      Hi Jasmin

      the norm.mgz isn't a voxel labeling - it's an intensity volume.
      We typically check the aseg.mgz display *over* the norm.mgz to
      see if the labels make sense w.r.t. the intensities.

      cheers
      Bruce
      On Sat, 2 Jul 2016, Jasmin Alves wrote:

            Dear Freesurfer support,
            I noticed in previous threads, people have inquired
            about how to check the
            quality of the aseg.mgz segmentation using the
            norm.mgz as a reference. When
            I did this, there were several mislabeled regions
            according to the norm.mgz
            ie. voxels labeled as white matter on the norm.mgz
            but the hippocampus on
            the aseg.mgz. Other times the accumbens was labeled
            as the putamen or the
            pallidum as the amygdala. This was just in one
            participant, other
            participants had several more discrepancies. Are
            these discrepancies
            something that requires manual editing? Because I
            feel like I will have to
            edit almost every voxel. Your suggestions would be
            greatly appreciated.

            Thanks,
            Jasmin

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            Medical Biology Graduate Program 
            University of Southern California
            jal...@usc.edu 



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