Geoff, Derek,
Thanks very much for your suggestions - I'll have a look through the
various options.
Cheers,
Jon
On 23 Nov 2005, at 15:02, Geoff Parker wrote:
> If you're not dealing with the wiggly worm variety of tract
> information and are instead getting maps of connection probability
> or similar then MRIcro is a good workhorse for overlaying your
> results onto anatomical images.
>
> Geoff.
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> From: DIFFUSION on behalf of Derek Jones
> Sent: Wed 23/11/2005 14:20
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> Subject: Re: Tractography visualisation
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> Hi Jon
>
> I think the answer is 'both' - and it depends on what you want to
> do. For example, DTIStudio from Johns Hopkins (Susumu Mori)
> displays the tracts for you.
>
> Some people I know have just coded stuff up in OpenGL. Dave Tuch
> had some nice 3D visualizations he'd knocked up.
>
> I understand that VTK and ITK have some nice pre-packaged routines
> for visualizing 'tubes' (ribbon-plots, streamtubes,
> hyperstreamlines) but haven't used these.
>
> I personally use MATLAB - for simplicity of use - but if you want
> to visualize a whole head's worth of tracts, you've got to be
> prepared to wait a while!
>
> Anyone else?
> D
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