freesurfer,
Control points seem to work for some scans and not others. The enclosed pictures illustrate a case in which cp's are added to wm but when re-run the wm does not take( 12 slices ). I have tried this twice and both times the same results, is there a fix?
Thankyou, Richard M Bantz
I have had a similar problem with control points where they sometimes don't make any difference on the second time through, even when I use a bunch of them.
Richard Bantz wrote:
freesurfer,
Control points seem to work for some scans and not others. Theenclosed pictures illustrate a case in which cp's are added to wm but when re-run the wm does not take( 12 slices ). I have tried this twice and both times the same results, is there a fix?
Thankyou, Richard M Bantz
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control points will only have an effect if you put them in wm that is less than 110 in the T1.mgz volume
On Mon, 20 Nov 2006, Anthony Steven Dick wrote:
I have had a similar problem with control points where they sometimes don't make any difference on the second time through, even when I use a bunch of them.
Richard Bantz wrote:
freesurfer,
Control points seem to work for some scans and not others. The enclosedpictures illustrate a case in which cp's are added to wm but when re-run the wm does not take( 12 slices ). I have tried this twice and both times the same results, is there a fix?
Thankyou, Richard M Bantz
Freesurfer mailing list Freesurfer@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu https://mail.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/mailman/listinfo/freesurfer
hard to tell from a single slice, but it looks like the skull stripping removed a bunch of the lh temporal lobe, so the control points can't recover it. You need to correct the watershed first.
cheers, Bruce On Mon, 20 Nov 2006, Richard Bantz wrote:
freesurfer,
Control points seem to work for some scans and not others. Theenclosed pictures illustrate a case in which cp's are added to wm but when re-run the wm does not take( 12 slices ). I have tried this twice and both times the same results, is there a fix?
Thankyou, Richard M Bantz
freesurfer@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu