Re: [Freesurfer] talairach and MNI305 Atlas

2013-07-15 Thread Douglas N Greve

Mark, you can run

recon-all -s subject -motioncor  -talairach

And it will run it upto the creation of the talairach matrix. If you 
only have one run, then you don't need -motioncor

doug



On 07/15/2013 12:35 PM, Mark Plantz wrote:
> Hello freesurfers,
>
> I am currently attempting to create a normalized .mgz file from an 
> input brain using mri_ca_normalize. Ultimately, I will use the 
> norm.mgz file to create a .gca atlas for infant MRI's.
>
>Currently, I have three of the four required arguments. I am 
> lacking the talairach.lta file. In order to obtain this file, I must 
> run recon-all. However, I do not wish to run recon-all until I have 
> obtained the necessary .gca atlas described above.
>
>Is there possibly some sort of alternative iterative method to 
> create the talairach transform? If so, does it require a different 
> atlas than the MNI305 atlas?
>
> Thanks for the help!
>
> -Mark
>
>
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Re: [Freesurfer] talairach and MNI305 Atlas

2013-07-15 Thread Bruce Fischl

Hi Mark

do you have a segmentaton for the brain?
Bruce
On Mon, 15 Jul 2013, Mark Plantz 
wrote:



Hello freesurfers,
    I am currently attempting to create a normalized .mgz file from an input 
brain using mri_ca_normalize.
Ultimately, I will use the norm.mgz file to create a .gca atlas for infant 
MRI's. 

   Currently, I have three of the four required arguments. I am lacking the 
talairach.lta file. In order to
obtain this file, I must run recon-all. However, I do not wish to run recon-all 
until I have obtained the
necessary .gca atlas described above.

   Is there possibly some sort of alternative iterative method to create the 
talairach transform? If so, does
it require a different atlas than the MNI305 atlas?

Thanks for the help!

-Mark

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[Freesurfer] talairach and MNI305 Atlas

2013-07-15 Thread Mark Plantz
Hello freesurfers,

I am currently attempting to create a normalized .mgz file from an
input brain using mri_ca_normalize. Ultimately, I will use the norm.mgz
file to create a .gca atlas for infant MRI's.

   Currently, I have three of the four required arguments. I am lacking the
talairach.lta file. In order to obtain this file, I must run recon-all.
However, I do not wish to run recon-all until I have obtained the necessary
.gca atlas described above.

   Is there possibly some sort of alternative iterative method to create
the talairach transform? If so, does it require a different atlas than the
MNI305 atlas?

Thanks for the help!

-Mark
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