Dear Maria
you can do a query on the atlas using this command
atlasquery -a "Juelich Histological Atlas" -m your_binarised_cluster.nii
This will give you the percentage of each field in the atlas that overlap with your cluster
Best
Alain
Dear Maria,
you could take a look at atlasquery, using the appropriate atlas (I guess in your case it would be the Harvard-Oxford Subcortical strucutral atlas) and a binary image of your cluster.
Note also that since the FIRST segmentation is based on a model that is in the standard space, I am not sure that you need an atlas query to confirm that your cluster is in the left amygdala, since it is the left amygdala by definition, if you segmented it using FIRST.
Best
Alain
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Objet : [FSL] results from randomise (shape analysis)Dear FSL users,
I would like to know if there is a way to know the percentaje of a brain region included in a given cluster. That is to say, if my results show shape differences in a cluster located in the amygdala (i.e. which percentaje belongs to lateral amygdala).
Thanks in advance,--
Maria
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