Folks:
It would be *really* great if there was a page somewhere (or just a file) giving some info on the various measures that are captured in the aseg and aparc files.
For each measure (in the table or the "comments" above the table):
-- Description of what it includes -- some are obvious from the name, others not.
-- Whether it's deprecated.
-- Whether FS V-whatever actually produces this value, or just zero. (Very useful, and probably not too much work? Plus I'd like to adapt this info so as to pull only the non-inert rows from the data file). (Or is there some other way to determine this?)
-- Some suggestions on what numbers need to be added to get popular subtotals.
I've just read through the last six months of freesurfer list traffic, and I see numerous questions along these lines... and replies with some clues here and there. Also references to papers, but these don't detail the nitty gritty of what FS V-something actually does.
Probably numerous users would get a lot of use out of having this info in one place.
Thanks,
Graham
Hi all,
Does such a document described below exist?
Happy holidays, Bo
On Mon, Jul 24, 2006 at 07:18:57PM -0700, Graham Wideman wrote:
Folks:
It would be *really* great if there was a page somewhere (or just a file) giving some info on the various measures that are captured in the aseg and aparc files.
For each measure (in the table or the "comments" above the table):
-- Description of what it includes -- some are obvious from the name, others not.
-- Whether it's deprecated.
-- Whether FS V-whatever actually produces this value, or just zero. (Very useful, and probably not too much work? Plus I'd like to adapt this info so as to pull only the non-inert rows from the data file). (Or is there some other way to determine this?)
-- Some suggestions on what numbers need to be added to get popular subtotals.
I've just read through the last six months of freesurfer list traffic, and I see numerous questions along these lines... and replies with some clues here and there. Also references to papers, but these don't detail the nitty gritty of what FS V-something actually does.
Probably numerous users would get a lot of use out of having this info in one place.
Thanks,
Graham
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