Thanks for the tips on reinitialisation of tracts.
Apologies if I might have missed it in the online tutorial, do you have some general guidelines for reinitialising?
Can I simply add "set reinit =1" to my configuration file, and then re-run trac-all -path. Are there any other parameters I could tweak?
After running through more QC on other subjects, I have also noticed other tracts that were not fully constructed. These tracts appear to be truncated or blob-like, for a lack of better word :) I have attached the screenshot to illustrate what I mean.
In these cases, I do the following QC routine after the general recon-all QC
1) freeview -v dmri/dtifit_FA.nii.gz -v dlabel/diff/aparc+aseg.bbr.nii.gz 2) freeview -v $FREESURFER_HOME/subjects/cvs_avg35/mri/norm.mgz subjectname/dmri/cvs/dtifit_FA.bbr.nii.gz
Thanks a lot for your help, Anatasia!
Best Wishes, Elijah
Hi Elijah - You add "set reinit =1" to the config file, (and remember to set the pathlist and subjlist to only what you want to rerun), and then rerun the -prior and -path steps in that order.
Best, a.y
On Thu, 18 Aug 2016, Elijah Mak wrote:
Thanks for the tips on reinitialisation of tracts.
Apologies if I might have missed it in the online tutorial, do you have some general guidelines for reinitialising?
Can I simply add "set reinit =1" to my configuration file, and then re-run trac-all -path. Are there any other parameters I could tweak?
After running through more QC on other subjects, I have also noticed other tracts that were not fully constructed. These tracts appear to be truncated or blob-like, for a lack of better word :) I have attached the screenshot to illustrate what I mean.
In these cases, I do the following QC routine after the general recon-all QC
- freeview -v dmri/dtifit_FA.nii.gz -v dlabel/diff/aparc+aseg.bbr.nii.gz
- freeview -v $FREESURFER_HOME/subjects/cvs_avg35/mri/norm.mgz
subjectname/dmri/cvs/dtifit_FA.bbr.nii.gz
Thanks a lot for your help, Anatasia!
Best Wishes, Elijah
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Elijah Mak
PhD Candidate | Psychiatry
University of Cambridge
Trinity College, Cambridge, CB2 1TQ
freesurfer@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu