Dear free surfer experts,
I am conducting a resting state fMRI study using a lagged analysis method. To do this method on a volume, I have used 6 mm cubes as rois covering the whole brain but masked for grey matter. I use these values in a correlation map.
I would like to do a similar approach here. Is there a way to get measurements ~6mm apart averaging the vertices 3 mm away. basically, I would like to parcel the cortex surface map into 6mm rois evenly distributed over the surface of the cortex. I would like to take advantage of the fact that I can take measurements along surfaces and not across sulci.
Is there an automated way or easy way of building this ROI map.
Erik Jahner
Hi Erik
you could map your data to one of the lower res fsaverage subjects. Probably fsaverage 5 or so (which is a 5th order icodahedron with about 10K vertices). Or you could use mris_make_face_parcellation. There also are some decimation tools around which you could use, maybe someone else remembers how to use them?
cheers Bruce
On Sat, 9 Jul 2016, ERIK JAHNER wrote:
Dear free surfer experts,
I am conducting a resting state fMRI study using a lagged analysis method. To do this method on a volume, I have used 6 mm cubes as rois covering the whole brain but masked for grey matter. I use these values in a correlation map.
I would like to do a similar approach here. Is there a way to get measurements ~6mm apart averaging the vertices 3 mm away. basically, I would like to parcel the cortex surface map into 6mm rois evenly distributed over the surface of the cortex. I would like to take advantage of the fact that I can take measurements along surfaces and not across sulci.
Is there an automated way or easy way of building this ROI map.
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