Re: [Freesurfer] mri_label2label volume registration problem

2016-07-25 Thread Douglas Greve
When you use --regmethod volume, it assumes that the label coordinates 
are in native anatomical space and then applies the mni305 registration 
(talairach.xfm). In this case, your source subject is fsaverage so the 
native space is assumed to be mni305 space (and talairach.xfm is the 
identity). So if you don't start with mni305, the the output surely 
won't be right. Second, when you use --regmethod volume, any surface 
information will be lost (or inappropriate), which is probably why you 
are seeing such chaos on the surface. I think by far the best solution 
is to use --regmethod surface. Talairach is so inaccurate that 0-4mm of 
misalignment is meaningless.



On 7/25/16 9:23 AM, Agoston Mihalik wrote:


Hi Freesurfer Developers,

I would like to ask for your expertise in the following problem I 
encountered:


I want to create subject specific labels based on a label I created in 
fsaverage. The transformation needs to be based on Talairach 
intermediate registration, since my label was drawn based on Talairach 
coordinates.


I ran the following command:

mri_label2label --srclabel test.label --srcsubject fsaverage 
--trglabel lh.test2.label --trgsubject


subj222 --regmethod volume

The problem is that the output label is scattered and all around the 
place when I look at it in tksurfer - see the image attached 
(lh.regmethod_volume.tif).


When I did the registration based on surface, it worked fine (see the 
image also attached - lh.regmethod_volume.tif), however, it resulted 
in 0-4 mm misalignment when I looked at the Talairach coordinates of 
the label borders. I guess it is due to the surface registration that 
optimises the surfaces to be aligned, not the Talairach coordinates.


Please find some information attached in case it is any help – content 
of files, output etc.


Here is my freesurfer version: freesurfer-Darwin-lion-stable-pub-v5.3.0

Your help would be really appreciated.

Thanks and best,

Agoston



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[Freesurfer] mri_label2label volume registration problem

2016-07-25 Thread Agoston Mihalik
Hi Freesurfer Developers,

I would like to ask for your expertise in the following problem I encountered:

I want to create subject specific labels based on a label I created in 
fsaverage. The transformation needs to be based on Talairach intermediate 
registration, since my label was drawn based on Talairach coordinates.

I ran the following command:
mri_label2label --srclabel test.label --srcsubject fsaverage --trglabel 
lh.test2.label --trgsubject
subj222 --regmethod volume

The problem is that the output label is scattered and all around the place when 
I look at it in tksurfer - see the image attached (lh.regmethod_volume.tif).

When I did the registration based on surface, it worked fine (see the image 
also attached - lh.regmethod_volume.tif), however, it resulted in 0-4 mm 
misalignment when I looked at the Talairach coordinates of the label borders. I 
guess it is due to the surface registration that optimises the surfaces to be 
aligned, not the Talairach coordinates.

Please find some information attached in case it is any help - content of 
files, output etc.

Here is my freesurfer version: freesurfer-Darwin-lion-stable-pub-v5.3.0

Your help would be really appreciated.

Thanks and best,
Agoston



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