In general, you would use the zstat image, for example, or the thresholded version and the higher level background image. I think MRIcro is fine with the *.nii.gz images.
Best wishes-
Andreas
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Hi Andreas,
Would you like to give me some guide in details? From cope.gfeat folder, it seemed only .png file can be opened by MRIcro, and I failed to convert that picture into 3D.
Thanks,
Xiaobo
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Subject: [FSL] AW: [FSL] How to visualize the fMRI result by using 3D brain map instand of 2D slices?
You could use MRIcro or MRI3dx, for example.
Note that future versions of FSLView are likely to include some 3D rendering functions as well.
Best wishes-
Andreas
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Dear FSL folks,
Does anybody happen to know how to visualize the FEAT results by using 3D brain instand of 2D slices?
Many Thanks
Xiaobo
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