You can also specify the second ROI as a termination mask, to stop propagation once the curves reach that ROI. That will produce a map of connection probabilities from ROI A to B, which will not necessarily be the same as the connection probabilities when seeding from B and targeting to A. You can use the "multiple masks" mode in probtrackx to overcome this, as both A and B will be used as seeds and targets.
Hope that helps,
Stam
On 1 Sep 2010, at 16:21, caoaize wrote:
Hello FSL Experts,
To look at the fiber connectivity between two ROIs by Probtrackx, I choose to use single mask, for one ROI, and waypoint mask for the other ROI. Is is correct? Please let me know, thanks for your help.