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Apr 15, 2014 08:04 PM | Christopher Lindner
RE: W2MHS
I have noticed the large amount of detections in the second
subject. This is because again likely due to the brightness of your
image. It may help to use more bias correction in the preprocessing
step or you can just adjust the quantification threshold high
enough to ignore those false positives. It isn't a huge
issue. Alternatively you could manually mask out noisy or unwanted
detections such as these. We recently created a module for masking
out unwanted detections and requantifying. You can create masks for
your subjects in something like FreeSurfer. Hopefully this helps.
Chris
Chris
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