1. Use DPARSFA to do VBM and DARTEL (either usual resting-state processing, or VBM processing, see DPARSFA template parameters).
2. Organize the mwc1* files into one directory e.g., /Work/GM.
3. Then you can use DPARSFA to extract AAL volumes or Dosenbach volumes. Click "blank" template -> Extract ROI time courses -> Working Dir: /Work -> Starting Dir: GM. Or you can sse REST->Utilities->Extract ROI Signals to extract the AAL volumes.
1. Use DPARSFA to do VBM and DARTEL (either usual resting-state processing, or VBM processing, see DPARSFA template parameters).
2. Organize the mwc1* files into one directory e.g., /Work/GM.
3. Then you can use DPARSFA to extract AAL volumes or Dosenbach volumes. Click "blank" template -> Extract ROI time courses -> Working Dir: /Work -> Starting Dir: GM. Or you can sse REST->Utilities->Extract ROI Signals to extract the AAL volumes.
1. Yes, DPARSF to only segment T1 images. Please use the parameter template of VBM processing.
2. "Then you can use DPARSFA to extract AAL volumes or Dosenbach volumes. Click "blank" template -> Extract ROI time courses -> Working Dir: /Work -> Starting Dir: GM. Or you can sse REST->Utilities->Extract ROI Signals to extract the AAL volumes."
-- AAL is not a checkbox now, but you can select AAL template from the ROI definition.
Dear all,
I would like to extract the gray matter volumes from the labels of the AAL
and Dosenback atlases included in DPARSF.
I read on the webpage that this is only possible by command line.
Can anyone advise me how to do this?
Many thanks,
joana
Hi Joana,
Hi Joana,
I think the most convinient way will be this:
1. Use DPARSFA to do VBM and DARTEL (either usual resting-state processing, or VBM processing, see DPARSFA template parameters).
2. Organize the mwc1* files into one directory e.g., /Work/GM.
3. Then you can use DPARSFA to extract AAL volumes or Dosenbach volumes. Click "blank" template -> Extract ROI time courses -> Working Dir: /Work -> Starting Dir: GM. Or you can sse REST->Utilities->Extract ROI Signals to extract the AAL volumes.
Best,
Chao-Gan
Re: [RFMRI] Gray matter