Hi Juergen,
why are you getting large defects? The time goes as the square of the convex hull of the defect, so it is *slow* for large defects (and fast for small ones). Where are your defects?
Bruce
On Tue, 15 May 2007, Juergen Haenggi wrote:
Dear Freesurfer users
Is there any rule of thumb with respect to the size of topological defects? Sometimes large defects (involving more than 10000 or 20000 vertices) occur and the topological correction for these defects runs more than 48 hours and sometimes failed to correct them. How long should I wait? Up to which number of vertices involved in a defect I should accept it or manually edit it?
Thanks a lot for help Best regards Juergen
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