Which methods do you mean? 'mris_pmake' essentially uses Dijkstra's
algorithm -- using FreeSurfer vertices as graph nodes, and the mesh
connections between vertices as edges. The definition of edge can mean
many things, from simple distance (in which mris_pmake will optimize for
shortest path along the mesh) to something like curvature which isn't a
distance metric and in which case mris_pmake will minimize some function
of curvature along all paths on the mesh.
On 8/1/15 12:49 , SHAHIN NASR wrote:
Dear Surfer,
I want to cite the methods used in mris_pmake command but I can't
find it in wikisurfer or the help of this command. Is the method used
in this command described in a published paper?
Regards
--
Shahin Nasr
PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience
Martinos Imaging Center, MGH
Harvard Medical School
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