Dear Kasper,

I am glad you enjoyed the course.

Mikael Agn, a former master student at NRU, did a small study in his master thesis (http://www2.imm.dtu.dk/pubdb/views/publication_details.php?id=6647) in section 5.3 where he investigated manual edits vs. no manual edits on the same sample.
I have repeated Mikael's analysis on more datasets at NRU from 3 scanners and saw that the difference was scanner dependent - meaning for one scanner the surface errors were systematic in the same place due to poor image quality, whereas for others it wasn't.

If you'd like more details let em know,
cheers,
Melanie

On 28-08-2014 12:54, Kasper Jessen wrote:
Hi,

Thank you for a good freesurfer course in Copenhagen. After the course i have been wondering if there is available litterature regarding manuel editing versus non-manuel editing?

Has any studies investigated the outcome/results from manual editing versus non-manuel editing on the same sample of subjects?

Best regards,
Kasper Jessen


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