Canyou give more info on how you arrived at those numbers? Eg, are those the numbers after you imported into SPSS? If you look in an individual's aseg.stats file, do you see the same value?
On 09/06/2018 12:41 PM, Miguel Ángel Rivas Fernández wrote:
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Hello Freesurfer experts,
When I exported the Destrieux and Desikian-Killiany volume values from Freesurfer to SPSS I obtained "strange" eTIV values with 16 digits as follows:
101,632,104,008.0000 134,253,072,953.0000 155,967,056,944.0000 142,085,122,028.0000 181,105,664,397.0000 118,051,287,519.0000 896,135,067,103.0000
With how many decimals Freesurfer exports the eTIV values ?, that is, what is the precision of this measure? I do not know how many decimals this measure has.
Another doubt, it is necessary to make some kind of numerical transformation on the eTIV values before including it as a covariate in the statistical analysis (for example, a logarithmic transformation).
Best,
-- *Miguel Ángel Rivas Fernández*
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