[Mne_analysis] Calling inappropriate Talairach

[Daniel G. Wakeman]

What do you get when you type echo $SUBJECT?

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On 12 Aug 2010, at 20:37, msacchet at nmr.mgh.harvard.edu wrote:

> Thank you in advance,
>
> For a given subject, the Talairach transform from a different  
> subject is
> being added when loading a surface in mne_analyze. For this subject  
> there
> also appears to be abberation in further processing. How does  
> mne_analyze
> call the Talairach when loading inflated surfaces? Does this  
> indicate that
> I had the wrong subject set during a previous processing step? The  
> given
> subject does have the correct talairach.xfm file, but for some reason
> another subject's Talairach is called. Here are the last few lines  
> printed
> from my linux terminal (111's Talairach transform should be added,  
> but as
> can be seen, 118's is being called):
>
> Reading
> /autofs/space/kerrlab_002/users/MNE_Analysis/KER_MBSR/subjects/ 
> KER_MBSR_111/mri/T1.mgz...[done]
> Adding Talairach transforms...read
> /autofs/space/kerrlab_002/users/MBSR_data/MRI_files/FREESURFER/ 
> KER_MBSR_118/mri/transforms/talairach.xfm...[done]
>
> Any idea what might be occuring?
>
> Thanks again,
>
> Matthew
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