didn't think a talairach transform for
my subjects would be useful. Also, it seems that this script points at
seg_edited.mgz as a directory, even though I have it set up in my directory
as a file.
Kevin Scheibel
k.schei...@ucla.edu
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7fff52ee6000-7fff5310f000 rw-p 7fff52ee6000 00:00 0
[stack]
ff60-ffe0 ---p 00:00 0
[vdso]
/ifs/woods/scott_temp/kevin_work/freeseg/freesurfer-4.3.0_64bit/bin/mris_ana
tomical_stats.sh: line 8: 28655 Aborted
/usr/local/freesurfer-4.3.0_64bit/bin/mris_anatomical_stats $@
appen to be the
faster processors in our cluster) and the second just emails the user of
the submission.
So just submit whatever is in the '$cmd' var to qsub.
Nick
On Mon, 2009-06-01 at 12:29 -0700, Kevin Scheibel wrote:
> Hey All,
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> The cluster that I submit j
guess I'm looking for the equivalent of psubmit's configuration settings
in qsub. I.e. how would I write the following homologous command in qsub?:
psubmit -l nodes=1:opteron -m $USER -c "$cmd"
Kevin Scheibel
k.schei...@ucla.edu
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cortex in our brains. Is this necessary?
2. Can I create a .gca file with mri_ca_train that can then be used by
mri_ca_label to label a novel dataset without having to use
rebuild_gca_atlas.csh?
Thanks!
Kevin Scheibel
k.schei...@ucla.edu
