8 Aug
2018
8 Aug
'18
3:04 p.m.
sorry, no. You could create them fairly easily from fsaverage7, since the fsaverage6 is a subset of the vertices in 7. Just pick out the locations of the fsaverage6 vertices from the fsaverage7 flat map and write it out as a flat map (easy to do in matlab for example)
On Wed, 8 Aug 2018, Dinicola, Lauren wrote:
Hi all, We are hoping to visualize flat maps of surface data sampled to fsaverage6. Do 'flat.patch' files exist already for fsaverage6?
Thank you for any help,
Lauren DiNicola