I think the problem is probably that you created the label from a
volume whereas funcroi expects the label to come from a surface.
Instead of using mri_cor2label and -label for funcroi-config, try
using something like
funcroi-config -annot aparc.a2009s G_and_S_cingul-Ant
-analysis analysis_induc_block.lh -roi roiconfig_ACC_lh
On 10/23/15 1:46 PM, Morenikeji Adebayo
wrote:
Hi there,
I ran the
following analysis commands:
- mri_cor2label --c /autofs/cluster/iaslab/NMASA/mri/recon/$s/mri/aparc.a2009s+aseg.mgz --id 11106 --l /autofs/cluster/iaslab/NMASA/mri/recon/$s/label/labl_ACC_lh.label
- funcroi-config -label labl_ACC_lh.label -analysis analysis_induc_block.lh -roi roiconfig_ACC_lh
- funcroi-table-sess -analysis analysis_induc_block.lh -contrast contrast_neg_V_neut -roi roiconfig_ACC_lh -sf sublist_All_SHORT_n111 -o sumtable_ACC_lh.dat
After running the
'funcroi-table-sess’ command I got the following error:
ERROR:
There is a vertex in the label that cannot be matched to the
surface. This usually occurs when the label and surface are
from different subjects or hemispheres of the surface has
been changed since the label was created.
It seems that the
problem might be that the command is using my participant (in
this case, nmasa_001) as the source subject BUT it’s using
fsaverage as the target subject. I want the target subject to
be my participant as well (not fsaverage).
Is
there a way that I can specify the target subjects? Or is
there a more efficient way do what I’m trying to do (ie: 1.
generate labels for each participant based on their aparc+aseg
file and 2. calculate the mean contrast signal from each ROI
for each participant).
Thanks,
Keji
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Morenikeji Adebayo
Clinical Research Coordinator
Department of Psychiatric Neuroscience
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