Hi Jorge,
My original model is: Intercept + centered age + group + centered age x
group + sex; and since I have only two time points I can have only one
random factor (as you've stated previously). I have used intercept as the
random factor.
So, based on your reply, I should fit this model for th
Hi Elisa
if the surfaces are correct (and they seem to have done an impressively
good job) then you don't need to. While it worked for this case, I would
be a bit concerned that the surfaces won't recover from wm.mgz inaccuracies
in others ones though. You might try setting wlo to above the val
Thank you.
Best,
elisa
Il 18/dic/2014 16:10 "Bruce Fischl" ha scritto:
> Hi Elisa
>
> if the surfaces are correct (and they seem to have done an impressively
> good job) then you don't need to. While it worked for this case, I would
> be a bit concerned that the surfaces won't recover from wm.m
Just one additional issue: what am I supposed to do if (please see attached
pictures) the wm.mgz file correctly does not include gray matter voxels,
but the yellow surface goes into the gray matter?
How can I fix this error?
Thank you.
Best,
elisa
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HI Jorge,
Thanks for your quick reply. What should we use for the contrast matrix?
the freesurfer LME wiki has:
CM.C = [zeros(3,5) [1 0 0 0 0 0 0;-1 0 0 1 0 0 0;0 0 0 -1 0 0 1] zeros(3,5)];
But I wasn't sure if that applies to our analyses. please excuse the naive
questions, we are new to
OK, I've figured out what's going on. The cluster @ threshold of 1.3 in
superior temporal breaks up into 3 very small clusters when the
threshold is changed to 2.0, none of which are significant. There is a
cluster in middle temporal at 1.3 but it is not very significant
(p=.17), but it stays
What do you mean by the individual's volumetric space? The anatomical
space or the functional space?
On 12/16/2014 05:18 PM, Benjamin Zimmerman wrote:
> Thanks for the advice. I thought I would like to use mri_surf2vol, but
> I am a little confused about the parameters and how they relate to
I mean the individual's anatomical volumetric space.
On Thu, Dec 18, 2014 at 11:53 AM, Douglas N Greve wrote:
>
>
> What do you mean by the individual's volumetric space? The anatomical
> space or the functional space?
>
>
> On 12/16/2014 05:18 PM, Benjamin Zimmerman wrote:
> > Thanks for the adv
We are planning to generate a surface template from edited reconstructions
of pediatric cortical surfaces (ages 3-11). Any thoughts on the minimum
number of subjects should be used to generate the template?
Thanks,
Jason
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Hi Jason,
I saw this last week. I *think* the original template was on 40 brains,
so 40 seems like a good number. In my opinion the bigger issue is the 8
year age range. A 3-year-old's head is much smaller than an
11-year-old's. I'm not sure I would mix them, and if there are enough
subjects
You may have to transpose the bvecs and bvals files. I think that's how
Tracula expects them. You can use the attached script to do it.
On 12/17/2014 09:18 PM, Katherine Damme wrote:
Thanks! That was exactly it! It was a FAT server and so that resolved
that issue.
Tracula is claiming that the
Hello,
My question is regarding the registration procedure using a group specific
average template.
I ran recon-all for my group(with >100 subjects), created an average subject
using make_average_subject and then used recon-all qcache by referencing the
average template that I just created. I
Hi Jorge,
One more newbie question.
what's a good way to visualize the lhstats1.lreml values across the vertices?
Thanks
Jon
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Hi Elisa
try the -seg-wlo I sent you before.
Bruce
On Thu, 18 Dec 2014, elisa veronese
wrote:
> Just one additional issue: what am I supposed to do if (please see attached
> pictures) the wm.mgz file correctly does not include gray matter voxels, but
> the yellow surface goes into the gray matte
Hi Jason
I would say at least 15, but you can also just check to see when things
start to asymptote. I think Christophe found there were diminishing returns
after 12 or so, but things have changed somewhat since then, and of course
it will depend on the variance on your population.
cheers
Bruc
Hi Doug,
Lauren has just reuploaded the multiframe phantoms to your dropbox. Thanks so
much for taking a look at this.
Jenny Gurney
CNDA/Wash U
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Hi Prad
no, everything is still ni fsaverage space. You would need to run
mris_make_template to create a new template, then rerun mris_register
cheers
Bruce
On Thu, 18 Dec 2014, Bharadwaj,
Pradyumna - (prad) wrote:
Hello,
My question is regarding the registration procedure using a gro
Hi Peggy - The reinit option is meant to use when you don't have a
valid-appearing tract the first time (you have a tract that looks like a
single line, which means that the first initialization of the path was
poor, i.e., outside the white matter or something like that). If you have
a valid-
Hi Emily - One should be a symbolic link to the other, so they should be
the exact same file.
a.y
On Tue, 16 Dec 2014, Emily Louise Belleau wrote:
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Hel
Hi Kate - The option to use row-formatted (instead of column-formatted)
gradient tables was added in a tracula update that came out after
freesurfer 5.3 was released. If you want to use this format, you can
download the update here:
http://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/fswiki/Tracula#Upd
Hi Emad - By default, tracula will use aparc+aseg_mask and NOT
lowb_brain_mask. So you should make sure aparc+aseg_mask contains the
right amount of brain, and then rerun the steps of trac-all that come
after the -mask step.
a.y
On Tue, 16 Dec 2014, Emad Ahmadi wrote:
Hi Anastasia,
I’ve
Hi - I'm having difficulty with missing or incomplete tracts most of my
subjects. I'm hoping for suggestions on where I can look for data
problems. The majority of my subjects have at least one missing/incomplete
tract, but the specific problematic tract varies across subjects (e.g., one
subject h
Hi Doug,
Thanks, that makes it very clear.
Kind regards,
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