On Sun, 21 Feb 2016, R Edgar wrote:
> On 21 February 2016 at 22:33, wrote:
> > Intolerable differences have not been found. They are always minor <%5 and
> > their source can come from several places. For example, different
> > compilers (or even different
On Sun, 21 Feb 2016, zkauf...@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu wrote:
> This topic gets brought up occasionally and their are valid arguments
> to both sides. One reason we have hesitated to use dynamic libs is the
> partly due to freesurfers long release cycle (all subjects that are
> part of a study need
On 21 February 2016 at 22:33, wrote:
> Intolerable differences have not been found. They are always minor <%5 and
> their source can come from several places. For example, different
> compilers (or even different versions of the same compiler) can have
> different
Yes this is a good idea. All subsequent 3rd party bundles will be
versioned as (or similar to) the way you describe below. Which is good
because a new one will be released soon. Thanks for the input.
-Zeke
> ATM
>
Intolerable differences have not been found. They are always minor <%5 and
their source can come from several places. For example, different
compilers (or even different versions of the same compiler) can have
different sorting behavior when presented with objects that have
equivalent comparators.
This topic gets brought up occasionally and their are valid arguments to
both sides. One reason we have hesitated to use dynamic libs is the partly
due to freesurfers long release cycle (all subjects that are part of a
study need to be performed all on the same version). This long release
cycle
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yes, it's a somewhat different and more conservative test. I guess you
could check the talairach transforms of some of your subjects with eTIVs
that don't make sense (or change the most over time) to try to see why
this is happening. Or take Mike's suggestion and test a different (but
probably
Hi, thank you
I think this would test something different: 'how much a brain area is
atrophic controlling for the average brain atrophy' and not 'how much
a brain area is atrophic controlling for the individual differences in
head size'. Doesn't it?
Angela
"Harms, Michael" ha
ATM
ftp://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/pub/dist/fs_supportlibs/prebuilt/centos6_x86_64/centos6-x86_64-packages.tar.gz
has no versioned counterpart. Could you please provide some versioning
e.g. by actually having
centos6-x86_64-packages-0.0.20151104.tar.gz (based on its modification
date, 0.0. to
there is a mistake in the graph, hippocampal volume is TIV2
I apologize for that!
Angela Favaro ha scritto:
> Hi Bruce,
> please find attached the graph of the correlation between the two time
> point. I did not find outliers or failures. However the discrepancy
>
I have checked MRS_MASK.mg and all its voxels have a value=1.
All voxels contains in the mask are well overlapped on f.nii.
The registration is accurate: the MRS mask is located on the vmPFC and its is
equally distributed on left and right hemisphere. The orig.nii.gz and f.nii.gz
is well
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