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Mark, Thank you for your help! I will try it at once and read some tutour
about fslview.

2009/7/8 Mark Jenkinson <[log in to unmask]>

> Hi,
>
> Why are you using -b 0.95,1 with fslview?
> This will make your display range 0.95 to 1.0, but all the
> interesting values are 1 to 3 in your case, so you will
> not see any difference between them.
>
> The number is displayed in the intensity box near the coordinates.
>
> I recommend that you do the tutorial on FSLView which is
> part of the first FSL Course practical which you can find online.
> This will help you become familiar with how FSLView works.
>
> All the best,
>        Mark
>
>
>
>
>
> On 8 Jul 2009, at 07:45, =?GB2312?Q?hankee?= wrote:
>
> Hi, Mark.
>> I am very sorry to interrupt you again. May be this question is very
>> silly. Now
>> my procedure shows as follow:
>>
>> linux-f3p4:/media/disk-1/duhanjian_data/VCI_NC_fslvbm/stats # cluster --
>> in=fslvbm_s3_tfce_corrp_tstat1.nii.gz --thresh=0.95 --oindex=index
>> Cluster Index   Voxels  Z-MAX   Z-MAX X (vox)   Z-MAX Y (vox)   Z-
>> MAX Z (vox)     Z-COG X (vox)   Z-COG Y (vox)   Z-COG Z (vox)
>> 3       95413   1       35      62      14      44.9    53.4
>>     39.6
>> 2       10      0.953   66      50      69      66.1    49.8
>>     68.8
>> 1       9       0.955   49      50      12      48.9    50
>>     12.4
>>
>> In this step, I get index.nii.gz file, just as said. Now I want to see the
>> image,
>> so I use fslview command, show as follow:
>>
>> linux-f3p4:/media/disk-1/duhanjian_data/VCI_NC_fslvbm/stats # fslview
>> $FSLDIR/data/standard/MNI152_T1_2mm index -l Red-Yellow -b 0.95,1
>>
>>
>> When I see the image, all the gray matter area are colour labeled
>> (actually
>> only three cortical area are different when compare with control group, as
>> showed above, not all), not concentrate on the above-mentioned coordinate,
>> such as 35,62,14 and so on. Second, as you
>> said, this image each voxel is given a number. But I haven’t seen any
>> numbers
>> in fslview. Am I wrong when I open the index.nii.gz file? So how to open
>> the
>> index.nii.gz ? How to label the cortical area according to the
>> above-mentioned
>> coordinate? Thank you very much!
>>
>>


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yours sincerely,
hanjian du
Department of Neurosurgery, Southwest Hospital, Chongqing 400038, China

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