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Hello! We actually provide tissue priors that you can use, in the Cam-CAN branch. The templates can be found in templates/age-specific and the CSV files used to refer the pipeline to the appropriate age-specific priors can be found in bb_structural_pipeline/FAST_age_spec. The Unfortunately, the main branch does not yet have a toggle for age-specific segmentation so you will have to copy the above-mentioned features from the Cam-CAN branch over to your current working branch.* |
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Thank you! I took a stab at copying over the various functions but ran into an issue where the labelled_GM.nii file for some reason has an extra "_" in it: labelled_GM_.nii.gz This has downstream issues for the FC generation, any suggestion on how I can fix this? I took the following steps to copy functions from Cam-CAN branch to the main one. If its better to start from scratch by using the Cam-CAN branch and I'm open to that as well...
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Hi again, I thought it might be easier to use the actual Cam-CAN branch rather than copying functions from it to the main one. I'm noticing though that since the Cam-CAN dataset has fieldmaps, and Rockland doesn't, that its causing problems. Would you recommend I continue working from the main branch, or edit the Cam-CAN one? If I should keep using the main branch, any suggestions on how to fix the issue where its adding the "_" to the labelled_GM.nii.gz file? Thanks again for all the help! |
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We are interested in using age specific segmentation with the Rockland dataset as suggested on the wiki since it does not have T2 FLAIR images. I understand we need to provide subject ages, but I'm a bit at a loss as to how we provide the tissue priors. Would we run this separately and create our own study averages, i.e. taking a representative sample from the dataset for each decile, segmenting using FAST, and then averaging the outputs to be used as priors? Or would we obtain these files from a publicly available dataset (i.e. MNI template but for age deciles)?
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
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