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Thanks for this Matt.
Just a question – is it called “MNINonlinear” because a non-linear registration 
was used to MNIspace? If this is the case, I would prefer to paint in the 
subject’s native space.

Best,

Trisanna Sprung-Much
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McGill University
MD Anderson Cancer Centre
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Right just use the surfaces in ${StudyFolder}/${Subject}/MNINonLinear.  These 
are in MNI space and should work for you.  They are in GIFTI format, which is 
readable by FreeView.

In the future, it is trivial to move surfaces to MNI space after they were 
computed in subject’s physical space with Connectome Workbench and FreeSurfer 
probably has tools for this as well.

Matt.

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Hi Bruce

Thanks for your speedy response. This would be an immense time saver if this 
works. I will give this a go.
Yes, you are correct about the blurring as well!

Best

Trisanna Sprung-Much
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Hi Trisanna

Yes, I’m pretty sure that would work. That is, using the current freeview on 
older versions of recon data.

Cheers
Bruce

p.s. one addendum – you should not have to blur the labels after registration, 
assuming your manually labeled dataset is big enough

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Hi Matt

OK, I think there has been some confusion and I think I just realized what it 
is. I am from the MNI and we are used to using the ICBM database, not HCP 
database. We are also used to painting sulci in volumetric form, so we always 
used to register our scans to MNI space (linear) prior to painting. We never 
computed any volumetric/morphometric data of the scans, so we went ahead with 
this registration to MNI space simply for painting in a common space.

What we now wish to do this year is:
Paint individual sulci directly on subject surfaces
Register the labels to fsaverage
Average and blur the labels to generate surface probability maps on fsaverage

We went the route of looking at Freesurer 7.1 because one can paint directly on 
surfaces in Freeview. I therefore did not at all use the HCP pipeline but 
simply tested recon-all on HCP volumes using Freesufer 7.1. We can of course 
use the native scans instead of those registered to MNI152 space.

My question is the following: Could one simply use the HCP pipeline output from 
the Human Connectome, convert the surfaces so they can be loaded into Freeview 
7.1, and paint directly on these? This would save us from having to re-run all 
HCP subjects with recon-all in 7.1….

Best,

Trisanna Sprung-Much
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I think it would be a good idea to take a step back and tell us what you are 
trying to accomplish.  This is all not the right way to go about things.  The 
HCP already produces surfaces registered to MNI space in the volume for example.

Matt.

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Hi Matt

The sole purpose of using 7.1 is to be able to create labels directly on the 
surfaces (painting sulci). For the 1 subject that I ran successfully  - the 
surfaces are decent, although a bit bumpy, perhaps because it is -hires. See 
images attached.

I will test another few subjects today and get back to this email.

Best,
Trisanna
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You are likely to get significantly worse results by reprocessing the HCP 
subjects with FreeSurfer 7.X.  Unfortunately it has issues with HCP data that 
haven’t been addressed yet.



Matt.



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Hi Doug and Matt



So the HCP scans are at 0.5mm resolution because they were originally 0.7mm and 
have been registered to our 0.5mm MNI152 template, to avoid losing data by 
registering to the 1mm template. That's all.



As for the recon-all.log, unfortunately I deleted it when I re-ran the same 
subject this weekend using an -expert file to specify the number of inflations 
and it worked. It took 24 hrs.



I will try to run another subject without the expert file, since Doug says this 
should not be necessary, and get back to you ASAP.



Best

Trisanna

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You don't need any special flags with the -hires option. Also, it is helpful to 
include the recon-all.log file.

On 1/22/2021 12:15 AM, Glasser, Matthew wrote:

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What scans are these?  I wasn’t aware of any 0.5mm scans.



Matt.



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Hi there



As a follow-up to this question, I tried the flags as stated and the recon-all 
seems to have failed at the inflation stage:



/data-01/trisanna/freesurfer/freesurfer_7.1.1/TEST2/scripts



 mris_sphere -q -p 6 -a 128 -seed 1234 ../surf/lh.inflated.nofix 
../surf/lh.qsphere.nofix



doing quick spherical unfolding.

limitting unfolding to 6 passes

using n_averages = 128

setting seed for random number genererator to 1234

version: 7.1.1

available threads: 1

scaling brain by 0.274...

inflating...

Command terminated by signal 11

@#@FSTIME  2021:01:21:08:13:01 mris_sphere N 9 e 4.07 S 0.18 U 3.72 P 95% M 
281092 F 17 R 136514 W 0 c 337 w 22 I 4312 O 0 L 1.00 1.00 1.00

@#@FSLOADPOST 2021:01:21:08:13:06 mris_sphere N 9 1.00 1.00 1.00

Linux kaplan 4.15.0-132-generic #136~16.04.1-Ubuntu SMP Tue Jan 12 18:22:20 UTC 
2021 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux



recon-all -s TEST2 exited with ERRORS at Thu Jan 21 08:13:06 EST 2021







Any advice would be greatly appreciated,



Trisanna

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Hi there



If I want to run some HCP subjects that are 0.5mm iso T1w scans (MPRAGE) in 
FreeSurfer 7.1, would I simply use the following flags, or am I missing 
something?



 -3T -MPRAGE -hires



Do we need an expert file with version 7.1 to specify the number of iterations 
for surface inflation or is this now done automatically?



Thank you

Trisanna



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