Hi, Freesurfer Experts
After usual processing with recon-all -all we get the aseg.stats file with several data including intensity values like: normMean normStdDev normMin normMax normRange Left-Hippocampus 77.8939 7.5748 46.0000 105.0000 59.0000
How could I get similar results for each hippocampal subfield, assuming I also generated all posterior*.mgz files corresponding to each subfield? I guess I should first binarize each of the subfields file with a threshold=127 to map all the pertinent voxels, and then use these files as masks over nu.mgz and calculate the intensities values. But I do not know the best way to accomplish this after the binarize step.
Thank you in advance for any help.
Marcos
Hi Marcos, the right way of doing this is using the soft posteriors to compute the mean and variance, rather than thresholding at p=0.5. For instance, if you wanted to compute the mean and variance of the intensitites of the subiculum, you would do something like this: mean=sum(Ps.*NU)/sum(Ps); variance=sum(Ps.*(NU-mean).^2)/sum(Ps); (where Ps is the posterior of the subiculum) Cheers, /Eugenio
On Mon, 2013-06-10 at 15:12 -0300, Marcos Martins da Silva wrote:
Hi, Freesurfer Experts
After usual processing with recon-all -all we get the aseg.stats file with several data including intensity values like: normMean normStdDev normMin normMax normRange Left-Hippocampus 77.8939 7.5748 46.0000 105.0000 59.0000
How could I get similar results for each hippocampal subfield, assuming I also generated all posterior*.mgz files corresponding to each subfield? I guess I should first binarize each of the subfields file with a threshold=127 to map all the pertinent voxels, and then use these files as masks over nu.mgz and calculate the intensities values. But I do not know the best way to accomplish this after the binarize step.
Thank you in advance for any help.
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