Hi all,
Is there an existing matrix that I could use to transform the surface files (white/pial) back into the volume coordinate system so that they're registered with the fsaverage volume in another visualization tool like AMIRA? Currently they seem to be in totally different spaces.
Best,
Martin
Martin G. Strebl-Bantillo, Ph. D. Laboratory of Prof. Jacob Hooker, Ph.D. Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging Massachusetts General Hospital http://hookerlab.martinos.org
Hi Martin
you can use the ribbon.mgz for this I guess. The surfaces can't be represented perfectly in the volume since the volume is discretized and the surfaces live in a continuum.
cheers Bruce On Fri, 15 Dec 2017, Strebl, Martin Georg wrote:
Hi all,
Is there an existing matrix that I could use to transform the surface files (white/pial) back into the volume coordinate system so that they're registered with the fsaverage volume in another visualization tool like AMIRA? Currently they seem to be in totally different spaces.
Best,
Martin
Martin G. Strebl-Bantillo, Ph. D. Laboratory of Prof. Jacob Hooker, Ph.D. Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging Massachusetts General Hospital http://hookerlab.martinos.org
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