you can use VNC to do it (we use Ultra VNC Viewer locally). Works quite
nicely.
cheers,
Bruce
On Fri, 9 Jun 2006, Gifford, Sheyna wrote:
Dear Freesurfer Community,
Freesurfer is running well on Mac OSX and BSD, but one of my users wants to run
it on Windows thru ssh. This is the error that
Dear Freesurfer Community,
Freesurfer is running well on Mac OSX and BSD, but one of my users wants to run
it on Windows thru ssh. This is the error that is generated when she tries.
>GLUT: Fatal Error in tkmedit: OpenGL GLX extension not supported by
>display: localhost:14.
I am not at all a
mri_convert brain.mgz brain.img
Avram Holmes wrote:
Hi,
While we are on the format conversion topic. I am trying to convert an
FreeSurfer fomat structural into analyze format .img/.hdr file. This is
following the freesurfer skullstrip and tkmedit steps.
Thanks,
Avram
mri_convert .mgz .img
should do it
Bruce
On Fri, 9 Jun 2006, Avram Holmes wrote:
Hi,
While we are on the format conversion topic. I am trying to convert an
FreeSurfer fomat structural into analyze format .img/.hdr file. This is
following the freesurfer skullstrip and tkmedit steps.
Thanks,
A
Hi,
While we are on the format conversion topic. I am trying to convert an
FreeSurfer fomat structural into analyze format .img/.hdr file. This is
following the freesurfer skullstrip and tkmedit steps.
Thanks,
Avram
Avram Holmes
Department
tkregister2 --mov yourspm.img --s yoursubject --reg register.dat --regheader
yourspm.img should have a matlab4 yourspm.mat file
There also a cmd-line program called spmregister, which you can run
something like:
spmregister --mov yourspm.img --s yoursubject --reg register.dat
doug
jswonde
Hello all,
I am looking for a way to convert an SPM .mat to a FreeSurfer registration
matrix (register.dat); basically, something like the old spmmat2register
command, but not obsolete...any suggestions?
Thanks!
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Where is neurolens getting it's coords? There will be a shift in the
surf coords. relative to the orig.mgz. If you run
mri_info orig.mgz
you will see c_{ras} values. Try adding or subtracting these.
doug
martijn van den heuvel wrote:
Hi Doug,
Thanks for your reply. Indeed, I can ope
never mind...figured out. thx
--- adam walczak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> While running group analysis (mri_glmfit step), on
> an
> admittedly tiny subject group (3). I used two
> classes
> (male/female) and age. I received the following
> error:
>
> ERROR: DOF = 0
>
> I am won
Hello,
While running group analysis (mri_glmfit step), on an
admittedly tiny subject group (3). I used two classes
(male/female) and age. I received the following
error:
ERROR: DOF = 0
I am wondering if three subjects is too small a data
set for this to run or if I am just doing something
wron
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