[Brains-users] brain mask - problems with automatic definition
Eugene Zeien
eugene-zeien at uiowa.edu
Fri Feb 16 07:52:01 PST 2007
Christoph,
Are the red lines on the images you sent the Talairach bounds?
If so, they are nowhere near the correct location. Try re-defining
the talairach boundaries, then run the neural net again.
I've attached a picture showing proper talairach boundaries.
The 2 points near the center are supposed to be the anterior and
posterior commissures.
gene
On Fri, 2007-02-16 at 12:35 +0100, Christoph Christmann wrote:
> hi,
>
> the segmented image looks reasonable. I attach some pictures
> elucidating the actual situation. I am especially surprised that the
> cerebellum border is not found correctly although it seems to be
> obvious as you can see in the brain_mask_cor_seg.jpg file. You can
> see in the other two images, that T1 and T1 is realigned quite well
> (cost function < 0.45).
>
> If you would have any idea to use other programs to get the brain
> mask I would try this way, too. Actually, we started with BrainSuite
> but found it to be less precise, too - although in other regions.
> Maybe we end up with an SPM or FSL segmentation for the mask.
>
> Best regards
>
> Christoph
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