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understanding coordinates
Nov 16, 2016 01:11 AM | Larry Olson - Emory University
ISAS BIS -
understanding coordinates
> Not sure. Your Dropbox links give an error "Can't find the
page you're
> looking for."
>
The coordinates depend on the file format and perhaps the viewer you are
using. I do not pay attention to the coordinates as long as I can see the
results and know they are in the correct orientation and are properly
coregistered to the reference image I am using. In that case you could just
use the coordinates of the viewer. I use MRIcron and MeVisLab to display
results as overlays along with other images I have processed such as PET.
Also I am puzzled why you would want to do a group analysis of SPECT
results. They vary so dramatically for different patients.
> looking for."
>
The coordinates depend on the file format and perhaps the viewer you are
using. I do not pay attention to the coordinates as long as I can see the
results and know they are in the correct orientation and are properly
coregistered to the reference image I am using. In that case you could just
use the coordinates of the viewer. I use MRIcron and MeVisLab to display
results as overlays along with other images I have processed such as PET.
Also I am puzzled why you would want to do a group analysis of SPECT
results. They vary so dramatically for different patients.
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Title | Author | Date |
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Luis Araujo | Nov 15, 2016 | |
Larry Olson | Nov 16, 2016 | |
Luis Araujo | Nov 16, 2016 | |
Larry Olson | Nov 16, 2016 | |