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Dear Experts,
In resting state fMRI dtseries file, by using wb_command -file-information
xxx.dtseries.nii, we could see:
CortexLeft: 29696 out of 32492 vertices
CortexRight: 29716 out of 32492 vertices
…
And by using wb_command -nifti-information xxx.dtseries.nii -print-xml we could
see:
s are on the horizon...
>
> Peace,
>
> Matt.
>
> On 3/26/15, 12:28 PM, "chao liu" wrote:
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>> Dear Experts,
>>
>> In the resting state fMRI data, the subcortical structures have names
>> such as amygdala(L or R). But for the cortical struct
Dear Experts,
In the resting state fMRI data, the subcortical structures have names such as
amygdala(L or R). But for the cortical structures, I could only find names like
“CortexLeft” and “CortexRight”. Can I get more detailed names like superior
temporal gyrus (or brodmann areas) for the cort
R/RL phase encoding directions, which some people perceive as a problem
> (though if we had used AP/PA there would still be asymmetries
> posterior/anterior).
>
> Peace,
>
> Matt.
>
> On 1/23/15, 6:44 AM, "Chao Liu" wrote:
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>> Dear HCP Experts,
&
Dear HCP Experts,
I am inspecting the HCP rfMRI data. For each subject, there are two sessions
with 2 runs (LR&RL) in each session, yielding 4 files in total. Although we can
concatenate all the four time series and do the correlation, I found the memory
needed is more than the memory I have on
Dear experts,
I would like to plot some analysis results (not in the HCP pipeline) on HCP
resting state data. what I get is a N by 1 index vector IND whose length is
equal to the number of vertices and voxels in the data. E.g., for subject
100307, there are 59412 vertices and 31870 voxels, so N
