Dear Anna
I am not a SPM-superuser, but this certainly isn't the standard way to
analyse neuroanatomy data with SPM
-> there might be inherent problems associated on which others might want to
comment upon.
Technically, you can simply use the normalization parameters for your
subjects
SPM99: *_sn3d.mat
SPM2: the *_sn.mat
select: normalization -> write normalized only -> select parameters ->
select your statistical
images.
Be careful though: normalisation will also affect the smoothness of your
maps (yielding 2x2x2 maps)
- though this shouldn't be a big problem if you only use normalization to
localize/visualize your results.
Best
Claus
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Subject: [SPM] can I spatially normalise results files
Is there a way to get the SPM(t) maps into standard anatomical space after
doing the analysis in the subjects space so that I can use the MSU utility
other than going back to the original images and reprocessing them and
running the stats analysis again.
Thanks
anna
Anna Barnes, PhD
fMRI Research Laboratory
Department of Radiology
Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
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New York, NY10032
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