Hello,
I would like to average bundles, in order to realise a cohort analysis, but I don't know how to do this? Can you help me...
Bundles average
Hi,
Do you know the following processes in BrainVISA: "Diffusion Bundles Transformation" and "Diffusion Bundles Analysis". There are in the "diffusion->tracking" module and perform a lot of things from bundles.
To reply at your question (I hope), by using the "Diffusion Bundles Analysis" process, the bundles are projected in many maps (fa, adc ...) and you can obtain values such as min, max, mean ....
Before this process, it is often very useful to transform/select your bundles with "Diffusion Bundles Transformation" process.
Isa
Do you know the following processes in BrainVISA: "Diffusion Bundles Transformation" and "Diffusion Bundles Analysis". There are in the "diffusion->tracking" module and perform a lot of things from bundles.
To reply at your question (I hope), by using the "Diffusion Bundles Analysis" process, the bundles are projected in many maps (fa, adc ...) and you can obtain values such as min, max, mean ....
Before this process, it is often very useful to transform/select your bundles with "Diffusion Bundles Transformation" process.
Isa
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There is nothing to do spatial bundle averaging in the stable BrainVISA version.
However, in recent developpement versions, we included some features that makes some kinds of averaging possible but hard to do, not documented and not supported :
1) we added commands to convert a bundles into image(s). You can play with these images from your cohort to get statistics.
2) there is a Python API allowing to play with bundles. I used it to make a sample script creating a "central curve" for each bundle.
We are going to put a developpement package on the download page this week. Use it at your own risk.
However, in recent developpement versions, we included some features that makes some kinds of averaging possible but hard to do, not documented and not supported :
1) we added commands to convert a bundles into image(s). You can play with these images from your cohort to get statistics.
2) there is a Python API allowing to play with bundles. I used it to make a sample script creating a "central curve" for each bundle.
We are going to put a developpement package on the download page this week. Use it at your own risk.
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