lv bin,
The Ubuntu Linux variant is not one I have experience with, so there may
be issues there. Maybe others on the list can comment on their
experiences with Ubuntu.
tksurfer (and tkmedit and tkregister2) have wrapper scripts which
declare paths and LD_LIBRARY_PATH settings pointing to the Tc
Nick,
Thanks for your reply!
My Linux OS is Ubuntu 6.06 (AMD 64),I want to ask you if the tksurfer
refers to "tclsh/tclsh8.4",and which "tclsh8.4"?
I have tried the fllowing command,and hope these to help you know the
problem more clearly.
%locate tclsh8.4
/usr/bin/tclsh8.4
/usr/local/fre
In running a glm analysis with multiple classes (A, B, C, D, E, F) and no
variables, is it better to:
(1) have one fsgd with a contrast vector of (1 -1 0 0 0 0) to compare
Group A thickness to Group B thickness, or
(2) should I make an fsgd with just my Group A and B subjects and have my
contrast
Valentina,
The randomization in the algorithms accounts for about a 0.02% change in
thickness results. You can disable randomness (or rather, force seeding
the rng with same number) by including the flag -norandomness with
recon-all. This flag is available in v3.0.4.
In older versions, do this
Iv,
Which Linux OS is this installed upon? I know there have been some
problems with freeglut, but thought they were resolved.
Nick
On Wed, 2006-12-20 at 16:45 +0800, lv bin wrote:
> hi,
>
> I am a newcomer of freesurfer.Sereral days ago,I installed the
> freesurfer(its version is freesurfer-
Hi Doug, hi List,
I ran into slight problems with unpacksdcmdir. I acquired some combined
proton density and T2 volumes with one sequence (plus a bunch of
additional slices from Inline/generic tab on out allegra menue), which
resulted in mri_convert choling at the import of the second part of
Could you please quantify "almost"? could you also please explain me how
can I eventually disable the randomization?
I have another question that I've already put on the list but the answer
never came, maybe is not clear enough: I have two classes (patients and
healthy volunteers) and one variable
