Hi,
I would like to create a properly proportioned 2-dimensional map of hemispheric surfaces to use for displaying average vertex values within parcellated regions or individual values for each vertex. At the moment, we can access the matrix of vertex values (i.e. the scalars computed at each vertex of the equilateral triangles along the surface), but we don't know how to associate these values with the regions they came from, or how to plot them on a 2D surface. Thanks,
Ethan
Hi Ethan,
the ?h.aparc.annot (or ?h.aparc.a205.annot) file contains the cortical region names, and you can cut and flatten individual hemisphere, or the fsaverage surface has pre-flattened cortical hemispheres you can use if you want.
cheers, Bruce
On Wed, 18 Jun 2008 jewet037@umn.edu wrote:
Hi,
I would like to create a properly proportioned 2-dimensional map of hemispheric surfaces to use for displaying average vertex values within parcellated regions or individual values for each vertex. At the moment, we can access the matrix of vertex values (i.e. the scalars computed at each vertex of the equilateral triangles along the surface), but we don't know how to associate these values with the regions they came from, or how to plot them on a 2D surface. Thanks,
Ethan
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