Hello FS experts,
I am wondering if anyone knows why the same vertices' coordinates are shown slightly different when opened in freesurfer and tksurfer. I was checking some annotation files for each subject across the two on inflated surface, and noticed slight coordinate differences in RAS. ex. freesurfer vertex 2407 [-18.23, -78.84, 27.92] ----- tksurfer vertex 2407 [-18.48, -78.82, 28.23]
Best Idil
Hi Idil
we keep track of different kinds of RAS coordinates, which may not be the same (surface ras, scanner ras, etc...). cheers Bruce
On Thu, 1 Mar 2018, Yagmur Ozdemir 19 wrote:
Hello FS experts,
I am wondering if anyone knows why the same vertices' coordinates are shown slightly different when opened in freesurfer and tksurfer. I was checking some annotation files for each subject across the two on inflated surface, and noticed slight coordinate differences in RAS. ex. freesurfer vertex 2407 [-18.23, -78.84, 27.92] ----- tksurfer vertex 2407 [-18.48, -78.82, 28.23]
Best Idil
Thank you!
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Hi Idil
we keep track of different kinds of RAS coordinates, which may not be the same (surface ras, scanner ras, etc...). cheers Bruce
On Thu, 1 Mar 2018, Yagmur Ozdemir 19 wrote:
Hello FS experts,
I am wondering if anyone knows why the same vertices' coordinates are shown slightly different when opened in freesurfer and tksurfer. I was checking some annotation files for each subject across the two on inflated surface, and noticed slight coordinate differences in RAS. ex. freesurfer vertex 2407 [-18.23, -78.84, 27.92] ----- tksurfer vertex 2407 [-18.48, -78.82, 28.23]
Best Idil
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it all depends on what surface you are looking at. I think tksurfer reports coords for the ?h.orig
On 03/03/2018 02:19 PM, Yagmur Ozdemir 19 wrote:
Thank you!
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Hi Idil
we keep track of different kinds of RAS coordinates, which may not be the same (surface ras, scanner ras, etc...). cheers Bruce
On Thu, 1 Mar 2018, Yagmur Ozdemir 19 wrote:
Hello FS experts,
I am wondering if anyone knows why the same vertices' coordinates are shown slightly different when opened in freesurfer and tksurfer. I was checking some annotation files for each subject across the two on inflated surface, and noticed slight coordinate differences in RAS. ex. freesurfer vertex 2407 [-18.23, -78.84, 27.92] ----- tksurfer vertex 2407 [-18.48, -78.82, 28.23]
Best Idil
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