Hi John
Not the same subject, but that problem is now solved. However, I have misunderstood the function of Coregister till now. What does Coregister do that Align doesn't, please? Can you point me at a description of them?
Thanks
Helen Beaumont
Hi John
Thanks for the fast response.
I thought align was the rigid body registration, and coreg did at least grow/shrink images? Obviously I have been wrong for years. Is there anything which will allow me to bring two images into a common space? Normalise only seems to take images into standard space.
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Sent: 03 April 2017 14:01:53
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Subject: Re: [SPM] Help with coregister please-JohnCoregistration does a rigid body registration, so it does not change the size of things in the image. I'd suggest taking a look at the images before you coregister them. I'd guess that one brain is bigger than the other before you begin. Maybe something (eg skull-stripping) is messing up the voxel sizes in the image headers.Best regards,
On 3 April 2017 at 19:04, Beaumont, Helen <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Hi
I am trying to coregister two skull-stripped images using default settings for everything, and it is doing a terrible job. The two brains come out as very different sizes. I have checked the voxels around the brains, and they are 0. It runs without error. I've attached the output of the coregister - please can someone suggest what might be going wrong
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