[Camino-users] Voxel Classify - Human Connectome Project Data

[Philip A Cook]

Hi,

You can use the sliders at the bottom to adjust the thresholds for each classification. The appropriate thresholds will likely be different for data with different schemes or scanners.

Air voxels contain a highly variable signal that is unlikely to look anything like Gaussian diffusion, so it is not surprising that the hypothesis of SH order 0 is rejected in those voxels. You should be able to get rid of them with a brain mask.

On Apr 30, 2013, at 7:48 AM, Niklas Kasenburg wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> currently I try to reconstruct a multi tensor diffusion model. The data I am working with is publicly available (http://www.humanconnectome.org/). More specific: the processed diffusion data of subject  100307. I tried to follow the Camino tutorial "multi-fibre/HARDI Reconstruction" using this data. The problem occurred already in the voxel classification step. I used the following command line:
> 
> voxelclassify -inputfile dwi.Bfloat -bgthresh 600 -schemefile schemefile.scheme -order 4 > dwi_VC.Bdouble
> 
> where dwi.Bfloat is the with image2voxel transformed diffusion data and schemefile.scheme is the schemefile. When looking at the result with:
> 
> vcthreshselect -inputfile dwi_VC.Bdouble -datadims 144 168 110 -order 4
> 
> a lot of background voxels are classified as 2nd or 4th order. In addition, with the preset thresholds there are more 4th order than 2nd order voxels (see attached screenshot). So all in all the classification looks somehow wrong for me. Any ideas what went wrong or what I should do differently? Any help is much appreciated.
> 
> By the way: I followed the tutorial using the tutorial data and everything worked fine.
> 
> Best regards,
> Niklas Kasenburg, PhD student
> University of Copenhagen
> Department of Computer Science    
> 
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