Hi
I am using the freesurfer Parcellation, modify the obtained parcels to have a small rois. To validate my parcels subdivision into small rois, I need to know the variation of some roi_gravity_centers. Do you think that with the vertex number on the sphere of a subject (after parcellation) is it possible to know the corresponding vertex number in the template (Atlas) sphere ?
In other words, from the annotatation file which is basically ?h.aparc.annot where I modified some labels is it possible to have the correspondence on the Atlas sphere (using the vertices and sphere.reg or other)?
Thanks
Hi Leila,
you can use the spherical coordinates, given by the (x,y,z) of the vertex on that subject's sphere.reg (or the lattitude, colongitude). Or you can use send_to_subject in tksurfer to look up the vertex index on the fsaverage sphere.reg if you want.
cheers, Bruce
On Tue, 10 Jul 2007, Leila BH wrote:
Hi
I am using the freesurfer Parcellation, modify the obtained parcels to have a small rois. To validate my parcels subdivision into small rois, I need to know the variation of some roi_gravity_centers. Do you think that with the vertex number on the sphere of a subject (after parcellation) is it possible to know the corresponding vertex number in the template (Atlas) sphere ?
In other words, from the annotatation file which is basically ?h.aparc.annot where I modified some labels is it possible to have the correspondence on the Atlas sphere (using the vertices and sphere.reg or other)?
Thanks
freesurfer@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu