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Aug 9, 2017 03:08 PM | Ben Conrad
Using ROI volume viewer to show ROI stats
Hello,
Thank you very much for your work on this toolbox and for this community.
I am interested in using the ROI drawing display as a way to show ROI stats/values, using a colormap such as hot or jet. So for instance, I have created a single nifti volume that has some statistic value for all voxels within each ROI. I then want to display this information with a scaled colormap in the ROI view. It doesn't look like the toolbox has the functionality at the moment, but I really like how the 3D ROI renderings look and think this would be of great value (plus I like working in Matlab!).
My current attempt at a hack for this is to add the following couple lines in the BrainNet main script just after lines 271 (where you set the random colors of the ROIs):
EC.vol.roi.color = hot(246);
EC.vol.roi.colort = EC.vol.roi.color;
I have 246 ROIs (each with a unique statistical value). The result of this is shown in the attached file. The toolbox rank orders the ROIs by value, thus the ROI map represents the ordering of lowest to highest values. However, I am interested in doing this with a scaled color bar so that the actual magnitude of the stat value is displayed for each ROI. Is there some easy way to do this I am missing?
Thanks!
-Ben Conrad
Thank you very much for your work on this toolbox and for this community.
I am interested in using the ROI drawing display as a way to show ROI stats/values, using a colormap such as hot or jet. So for instance, I have created a single nifti volume that has some statistic value for all voxels within each ROI. I then want to display this information with a scaled colormap in the ROI view. It doesn't look like the toolbox has the functionality at the moment, but I really like how the 3D ROI renderings look and think this would be of great value (plus I like working in Matlab!).
My current attempt at a hack for this is to add the following couple lines in the BrainNet main script just after lines 271 (where you set the random colors of the ROIs):
EC.vol.roi.color = hot(246);
EC.vol.roi.colort = EC.vol.roi.color;
I have 246 ROIs (each with a unique statistical value). The result of this is shown in the attached file. The toolbox rank orders the ROIs by value, thus the ROI map represents the ordering of lowest to highest values. However, I am interested in doing this with a scaled color bar so that the actual magnitude of the stat value is displayed for each ROI. Is there some easy way to do this I am missing?
Thanks!
-Ben Conrad
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