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It might make more sense to tweak the
settings for the skull stripping (i.e. make sure that –c, –r, and –g
are optimally set). –r should equal the radius of the brain from the center
to the farthest edge, -c should be placed in actual center of the brain, and –g
can be used to counteract intensity bias.
Peace,
Matt.
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Sent: Friday, March 06, 2009 4:42
PM
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Subject: Re: [FSL]
"Isotropic" DWI
What about using mean
diffusivity?
On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 9:24 AM, Brittany Copp <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
That would work, except that there are voxels outside the brain with FA
values equal to those found in the brain which makes thresholding difficult.
It would be ideal to have an image where values in the brain are different
than those outside the brain, and I was under the impression that these
isotropic diffusion images fit the bill. Let me know if this is incorrect.
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Best Regards, Donald McLaren
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